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...unless called upon to do so by the Undergraduate Council.” After sending an e-mail to the hotline, students will receive a response confirming their submission and providing further information about the hotline. Within 48 hours of an e-mail, the teaching board will be in touch with students, informing them of the strategy that will be employed in addressing the reported issue. And by the two-week mark, students will again be contacted, this time with information on the progress made towards resolving the targeted concern. For recently inaugurated UC leaders Ryan A. Petersen...
...right side and the left. Now that we have Gil, if I were to go down [with an injury], we don’t miss a beat. If I go down for a dig and if I can’t set a ball on the second touch, he can set a perfect touch.”In addition to giving Harvard an edge during games, Weintraub’s role on the team also changes the way practices are run. Not only does Weintraub’s position as a second setter allow the Crimson to simulate more game...
...This turns out to be a tactical error. The ghost, a dapper old man with scribbled-over eyes, is very real and very evil, with a surprise personal stake in ruining Coyne's life, and it sets about its business in a fine, frightening style. Hill has a nice touch with those sinking moments when you suddenly realize that things, which you knew to be bad, are so very much worse than you ever could have imagined. "The dead pull the living down," is one of the ghost's tag lines, and it does its level best to deliver...
...WOMAN’S TOUCH...
...modernism” was much more than a premonition. This bold statement about James’ place in the history of ideas is not only a fairly obvious publisher’s appeal to horn-rimmed graduate students of comparative literature who wouldn’t dare touch a book dealing with hopelessly unemancipated “pre-modern” thought—it’s really not all that true. James was far more associated with late-Victorian schools of psychology and philosophy than those of the modern era, and though his studies of pragmatism and consciousness...