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...drink faster and earlier. Their thirst satiated, many went on to leave the game before half-time, she said. “I think that it was definitely harder to have fun,” she said. Others said they found little negative impact. “I wasn??t even aware that there were restrictions in place,” said Dian Yu ’11, another member of Cabot House. Administrators said that preserving the Harvard-Yale experience while simultaneously creating a safer game environment was the chief motive behind the changes. Despite a lower...
...article would have been published anyway if it wasn??t Thoreau’s data and it was just some guy’s,” he said, “but the fact that he was attached to it makes it more accessible to more people...
...strewn with vulgarity,” said Nikita Makarchev ’11. “I think it’s all part of a larger celebratory package, in a sense.” But to many of the spectators, the “wall” wasn??t the only suspect-looking item to emerge during Yale’s halftime show: there was also the giant “missile” that tore down the “wall.” “When I initially heard about the suspension, I thought...
...home states and obtain absentee ballots. Two-thousand seventeen students registered or pledged to vote through H-VOTE this year, four times the number in 2004. Levine said that while turnout among youth voters was high, many people expected the number to be even higher. “It wasn??t higher because conservative youth were not engaged,” Levine said. “Sixty six percent of these votes went to Obama.” Levin said that according to national exit polls, 16 percent of youth said they were contacted by the Obama campaign...
...Sure, I’m pretty special and all, but really? As a student doing a small project on the biofuel industry, I wasn??t exactly expecting unsolicited help from the government...