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...with the peace process and has returned to Harvard. This fall, he teaches Government 1211, “The Politics of African Humanitarian Emergencies.”“It’s not just talk, it’s not just theory. He’s seen what??s actually happening,” said Ohnmar Khin ’07-’08, a social studies concentrator taking de Waal’s class.—Staff writer Stephanie S. Garlow can be reached at sgarlow@fas.harvard.edu...
...wear breathable organic fabrics that are also, somehow, waterproof. Wearing a fur coat seems indulgent, and makes you a walking ketchup-target for one of those hoodlums from the Papercut Zine Library. And ketchup is no fun. On a pragmatic level, however, fur is incredibly warm and incredibly natural. What??s more natural than wearing a dead thing’s skin? Truly, fur is the very best example of “organic” material. And, if you’re morally troubled by fur, you can always wear fake fur in order to participate...
...What??s the easiest way to get people to do what you say? Wait, scratch that. What??s the easiest legal way to get people to do what you say? The consensus around Harvard Yard is to offer them iPods. Take this year’s Freshman A Capella Jam. Crimson Key set up a white screen, and freshmen willing to forego shame and shake their respective groove thangs competed for one of those shiny pieces of electric goodness in a dance-off. Samir J. Paul ’10, a participant in the booty-shaking...
...significant drop in alcohol hospitalizations last year.Meanwhile, the Undergraduate Council has temporarily put aside its trivial squabbles and united around something that students actually care about, and for that they should be lauded. But this is a sports column, and there’s no need to rehash what??s already been said on those issues. Instead, the administration also needs to understand what impact these rules could have on The Game itself.From a sports perspective, I fear that The Game is going to lose the atmosphere that makes it so great.At any institution that values its athletic...
...shattered many long-held racial stereotypes, the Asian tribe “Puka” came out on top in a puzzle-solving competition and the African-American tribe “Hiki” was forced to vote someone off.To be serious for a moment, some might ask what??s wrong with these racial tribes; is it any different than the type of tribal self-segregation so often seen in high school cafeterias or even Harvard’s dining halls? But the thing to remember is that in “Survivor: Cook Islands?...