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...skeptical,” Selsby said. “If you??re at all concerned about it, call or e-mail...
...house’s representative for the Harvard College Resource Efficiency Program (REP), you??d expect me to love the recently introduced plan to pilot a trayless-dining night at Quincy House, and I do. But I also have a strong sense of concern regarding the project’s outcome: because it has so much merit, and some potential pitfalls, it really has to be done right, to be understood by students not as a month-long inconvenience, but a practical, tangible step in the service of sustainable living...
...pamphlet for Quincy House residents that featured a list of the top ten reasons to embrace trayless dining. Aside from the usual (and compelling) reasons to eat without a tray, the list featured some reasons of a lighter nature—for instance, reason number eight: “You??ll practice vital waitering skills by learning to balance two drink glasses in one hand.” While we are skeptical of trayless dining as a “great conversation starter” for any undergrad’s next date (the ninth reason listed...
...hard to guard, you know, a 6’3, 245 down in the post,” Grandieri—listed at 6’4, 210 pounds—said with a laugh, adding later, “When little guys try to defend you, you??ve got to take advantage of what you??ve got.”But after scoring at one end, Eggleston blundered just seconds later at the other, logging the Quakers’ 10th team foul away from the ball to send Harris to the charity stripe...
...finally began to stir. But then Penn, as it had done all night, fought back from behind the arc. The Quakers buried three consecutive treys in just under two minutes to take a 53-44 lead with just over eight minutes remaining in the game. “When you??re the underdog, it’s easy to let that sucker launch,” Delaney-Smith said. “And they kept launching it. It’s a little bit harder to keep launching threes when you??re supposed...