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...matter? There’s something nauseating about the American culture of celebrity, where the great goal is to be seen on TV, regardless of talent. In Gore Verbinski’s new film, “The Weather Man,” the titular character is actually the target of such attacks, and the film itself might be read as a pie-in-the-face of our culture of celebrity and consumption. But what kind of pie? “The Weather Man” strives to be a pie of substance and succeeds to a certain degree; with...
...fourth-worst city in Massachusetts in terms of total ‘environmental hazard points.’” Because Cambridge is mainly comprised of students and renters, fewer citizens take an active effort in local politics, and according to the article, this makes Cambridge a target for local polluters. Though Harvard may be a model University in terms of power consumption, Cambridge is not a model town from any environmental standpoint. If anything, this award should inspire environmental advocates on campus to turn their gaze away from campus and towards the wider goal of cleaning up Cambridge...
...ball was cleared out to Perl—who had a lot of space between himself and the defense. With Kerr yelling “backpost,” Perl placed a near-perfect long ball across the field and just into the top of the box. His target, senior Charles Altchek, was just not quite able to get to the pass as the Crusaders’ goaltender, Keith Bauer, came out and snatched the ball. Perl also played tight defense on Holy Cross’ leading scorer, Josh Trott, after a break in the defensive line led to Trott?...
With his partner, Dr. Anne Goldfeld, a Harvard biomedical researcher, and American Brian Heidel, Sok formed the CHC on a shoestring in 1994, two years after he was repatriated to Cambodia from the refugee camps. From the start, their target was TB. The disease takes an estimated 2 million lives a year globally, and Cambodia has one of the highest rates in the world, 508 cases per 100,000 people. The tragedy of TB is that it can be cured with a six-to-eight-month series of daily antibiotics, but interrupted treatment can lead to the rise of multi...
...Green looking to play solid football and improve. Contending for a title was out of everybody’s mind. The hope for the rest of the season was two-fold. Obviously, wins were still most important. But also, developing sophomore Liam O’Hagan, his new favorite target freshman Alex Breaux, and the rest of Harvard’s young and talented core were priorities. As much as everyone tried to avoid saying it, thoughts—at least in some respect—must have drifted to next year. And then Saturday came and the Crimson found...