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...have not gone to a lunch or dinner at Harvard in three-and-a-half years without having pasta as an option, and just because it is apportioned in two dishes does not mean that HUDS has solved the rising food price issue. First of all, we aren’t fooled. Second of all, this is just inefficient. Now pasta gets cold and soggy faster, as it sits in that gross pool of water that inexplicably cannot be drained out in two different serving dishes...
...three-and-a-half years, my favorite classes (perhaps beyond a few advanced courses in my concentration) have been classes in which I never expected I would find myself. They did not count for Core credit, certificates, or anything else—they simply caught my eye while I skimmed the Courses of Instruction or CUE (Q?) Guide at 2 a.m., and I firmly believe that I am a more interesting and educated human being because I have taken them. These are the hidden gems, the type of unusual, valuable experiences that the Core attempts—and often fails?...
...could already see by looking at the intestine under the microscope that bad things were happening by three, three-and-a-half weeks of age,” said Glimcher, who authored the study. “A hundred percent of the mice got the disease—a very aggressive disease. We pretty much had to euthanize the mice by the time they were 12 weeks...
...that said: Jennifer Sullivan, where have you been for the past three-and-a-half semesters? This is Sullivan’s second time acting for the Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club (she acted in “Lady Windermere’s Fan” last fall), but the Harvard community could definitely benefit from seeing more of her in campus productions...
Four years ago, when Scott Denenberg was choosing a college, he was told that if he was looking to play tennis, Harvard was not the place for him. Denenberg made Harvard his place nonetheless, and, through three-and-a-half years of grueling work, proved he belongs on the courts across the river every bit as much as he belongs on the cobblestones of Cambridge. With his exemplary ethic, he established his place on the men’s tennis team and earned the respect of his teammates and coaches and the honor of the co-captain title. Arriving...