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...majority of them disabled. What does it mean to buy three packs of macaroni for an arts and crafts project at 24 yuan, when that same amount could feed eight, clothe at least one, or pay for five haircuts? Should we spend more on food and supplies for the kids??hardly a burden on our wallets—when they wouldn’t expect such things anyway? It doesn’t seem to matter to them. It astonishes me every day how they are always smiling, always eager to help us relive the crafts that...
...attention he gets, my son has just been around so many great people.”“We use a lot of the kids as babysitters,” said Piper. “And the staff is wonderful too—they come to our kids?? birthday parties.”FOUR-LETTER WORDS BEFORE AGE 4Despite the advantages of raising kids in the Harvard community, child-rearing on a college campus comes with its share of challenges.Doctors advise tutors to keep their children out of the dining halls for their first three months...
...CappellaHolden Chapel Celtic Music ShowcaseLoker Commons Japanese Tea Ceremony DemonstrationsTearoom. East Asian Languages and Civilizations Department, 5 Bryant St.Dance FestivalLowell Lecture Hall A Violin/Viola EventMemorial Church New Music from Harvard Undergraduate ComposersPaine Hall Music for PercussionSanders Theatre Harvard Magic: Sleight of VeritasScience Center D3:00 PM Joga CapoeiraScience Center Kids?? Show! Agassiz Theatre Tropical Woodwind Quintet MusicAdolphus Busch Hall Films by Oliver HorovitzCarpenter Center Debussy Piano PerformanceFogg Art Museum Calderwood Courtyard Portraits in Modern JazzHarvard Yard Stage ‘Cliffe NotesHolden Chapel Tabla JugalbandhiLoker Commons Dance FestivalLowell Lecture Hall Modern Acoustic RockMemorial Church Mass Cello PerformancePaine Hall...
...wasn’t singled out as a celebrity. We were kind of a faceless band. I walk into Harvard with pretty long hair and a really long, bushy beard, glasses, walked with a cane. And, on top of that fact, our album was not successful with college kids??it was successful with ten-year-olds...
...ripples. He’s a math concentrator.The second thing I noticed was the publicist. Welcoming us with the cheer of a Mercedes dealer, she told us to enjoy the food, drink and décor and asked me if I thought this was what “the kids?? were “cool with.” I replied that yes, it was.And indeed, it is—mostly.Décor first, since it may be Om’s biggest draw: the first floor is beautiful. The bar, backed by a rough-hewn stone...