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...time of unprecedented longevity and health, and there is nothing wrong with planning to spend 10 to 20 years in the sun. But we all grow old, and then our values can change in a hurry. Some things to consider before picking up stakes and heading where it's warm...
...four decades he directed a range of horror films (Black Christmas), stories of teen angst (Porky's) and bad musicals (Rhinestone, starring Sylvester Stallone). But the cinematic gift Bob Clark will be remembered for is A Christmas Story, a warm and playful tale of the holiday-time highs and lows of a '40s-era boy intent on receiving an "official Red Ryder carbine-action, 200-shot, range-model air rifle." Clark, whose cult classic is now shown annually around the clock on TBS, was 67, and was killed, along with his son Ariel, 22, when a drunken driver struck...
...until this academic crisis. At a personal level, the strange experience of making a case for my own sadness robbed my mental health of its dignity. As a result, the eventual decision to allow me to remain at school felt like a hollow victory of persuasion rather than a warm gesture of understanding. My experience may have been unique but I am by no means alone. Whether we can point to a reason or not, we can all understand the difficulty of being depressed at Harvard. In the National Health Assessment survey of Harvard students, 40 percent of participating Harvard...
...full regulation time.“It was almost like a once in a lifetime opportunity to play a team, be losing, and get a chance to come back to play them again,” junior attack Caroline Simmons said. “We had a really good warm-up, but unfortunately, they were just too fired up to play from the start.”Harvard fell behind quickly, as BU struck only 16 seconds into the game with a goal from sophomore midfielder Sarah Dalton. Little more than a minute later, freshman Traci Landy notched a second...
...said coach Dave Fish ’72. “They all did just great.” The match, which was arranged between Fish and former teammate and Harvard tennis captain, BU coach Rocky Jarvis ‘69, gave many new players a chance to warm up before the Ivy League season opener against Cornell this weekend. “This match is serving as a preparation for that match, and giving guys who have not been in the lineup recently a shot to sharpen their game,” sophomore Chris Clayton said. Clayton, who usually...