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...Daniel Radcliffe is coming along nicely as the young hero, though it?s up for grabs whether the teen actor will have the chest hair to face the horrors in store for Harry. I?m getting quite fond of Emma Watson as Harry?s pal Hermione. Only Rupert Grint?s Ron Weasley, the whiny ginger kid who represents the working class at Hogwarts, tries my patience. The film?s one unneeded plot strand concerns an estrangement between Ron and Harry. Why bother sundering them when we know they?ll get back together...
...humorous and into that of the offensive? What happens when a bunch of preppy, white college students dress up like thugs to go see a movie about a modern gangster-rapper? That question probably should have occurred to me before we got there, but upon walking into the clothing store in Central Square last Friday, the gravity of the situation hit me: we were not welcome customers, in a serious way. I was wearing a corduroy jacket over a Henley tee, boat shoes, and Gap jeans with one leg rolled up to avoid getting it caught in my touring bicycle?...
...have to ask whether people would use slightly less convenient indoor storage or not.”H. Joseph O’Connor, Dunster House’s building manager, has similar reservations about creating new indoor storage space.“I think the real estate required to store [bikes] indoors could be used more efficiently,” O’Connor says. “Dunster presently has racks to accommodate over 200 bicycles, in an area fairly well illuminated and trafficked, but less than half are actually being used.”Catalano says that...
...selling record.According to an estimate in The New York Times, 50 is worth $50 million. His moniker has been used to sell clothing, sneakers, watches, and even Vitamin Water. Later this month, a video game called “50 Cent: Bulletproof” will hit store shelves, just in time for the holidays.Indeed, “Get Rich Or Die Tryin,’” the title of 50’s film, has become his life’s slogan. But does 50 really believe that life is all about hustling for cash? Could...
...drive themselves. Cassie L. Fliegel ’06, a native of Cambridge, said she’s taking a group of her friends to the game in her dad’s Ford Explorer. Fliegel said that the advantages of driving included a flexible schedule, the space to store tailgating supplies, and the opportunity to “crank up the radio and sing the whole way to Yale.” One disadvantage to driving: “I don’t know how to get there,” said Fliegel. She said she plans...