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Government department chair Roderick MacFarquhar, who last spring worked on a faculty petition supporting the tunnel, said that he still hopes permission will come through??although he says he has backed off from lobbying for the tunnel...
...awesome,” Wheaton said. “[Fisher is] just such a phenomenal athlete. And when she gets forward like that, it’s a threat that other teams have a difficult time dealing with. She had a tough day physically, but she just fought through??she’s such a trooper...
...always be on the go—all the marshals say they are—but as Deanna says, “I love to sit and chat with everyone.” Monique says “dinner is definitely not to be rushed through?? and she will spend an hour to an hour-and-a-half in her dining hall. Taking the rule to its extreme, Harpaul incurred the wrath of Domna herself freshman year with his lengthy dinner-table tête-à-têtes. “Domna would always come up to whoever...
...grad student with little interest in a state famous for potatoes? Because in this market, she’s happy to have anyone who can offer a firm commitment as opposed to a conditional offer (“Well, if the New Hampshire gig doesn’t come through?...
Harvard has promised its undergraduates more attention and better care under the Summers administration, and the University has come through??it will provide undergraduates with free admission to this year’s Harvard-Yale football game. Previously, The Game was the only athletic event for which students at the College had to purchase ticket. This policy often encouraged students to attend only the tailgate parties rather than spend money to actually see The Game itself...