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...year festivals centred on the death and consumption of a turkey—namely, American Thanksgiving—shop displays all over Harvard Square, and doubtless across America, began to display the early symptoms of their great annual malaise: the infusion of décor with vibrant reds and greens. With Christmas roughly a month away, the holiday shopping season has already hit its nauseating stride...
...Massachusetts economy is very reliant on having vibrant higher education institutions,” she said. She added that the strength of scientific fields like biotechnology has also given the state’s economy a boost...
While I—and I think most of the theater community—would celebrate the expansion of theatrical educational resources at Harvard, such a move must be managed carefully. Certainly we have a vibrant and experimental community that would take full advantage of any additional opportunities that the College would offer, but that community could be easily threatened if its needs are not considered carefully. Without the guarantee of dedicated extracurricular performance facilities of at least the current size and quality, the student theater community could find itself at the mercy of a department one quarter its size...
...certainly isn't. Hong Kong's economy, though recently more vibrant, has for more than five years left locals with less cash to risk on the ponies. Wong's main customer base is aging, and the club has struggled to attract young replacements. Chan Man-kam, a 29-year-old computer-software salesman, was once a racetrack regular. But lately, he says he prefers meeting with friends at a bar where he can watch his beloved Manchester United football club on a big-screen TV. "Horse racing is boring for our generation," he says...
...Faculty meeting, at which professors involved in Allston planning gave a presentation to their colleagues, provides some encouraging evidence that those Faculty members doing the planning are moving in the right direction and asking the right questions, and for that we are thankful. If making Allston vibrant and better integrated into the larger Harvard community necessitates a substantial undergraduate presence, the University is no doubt obliged to consider relocating some Houses...