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While no rule is golden when it comes to creativity, there’s a good reason why aspiring writers are always instructed to write what they know??to mine their own lives for inspiration instead of trying to concoct some purely foreign, purely fictional world which they have never experienced. Foer ignores this advice demonstratively. Unconcerned with believability, he says, and unafraid to try to say something new about the Dresden firebombing and the Nazi invasion of Europe, Foer does just about everything in his two books besides show what it’s like...
...educator, one would like to believe that the media would take more seriously the obligation to present facts that might enlighten the public—rather than perpetuate fallacies or a false picture of an issue for the sake of more sensational and soft stories. But—I know??I’m idealistic...
Before he made her squirm, Larry Summers made Sarah C. Goodin ’06 shake. You know??her ass. Three years ago, Summers had just become Harvard University President. He had not yet alienated a large portion of the faculty with remarks about innate differences between the sexes, nor had he inspired a rally at which activists likened his antics to the patriarchical oppression of final clubs...
...from school,” Zuckerberg says. “At that point it might be a little weird to go back to college. So I mean, like, sure we want to go back before then. At some point we’ll all just get this feeling, you know??time to go back. We’d be having more fun there, we could probably be around people doing cool stuff, get more ideas for stuff. But we’re all pretty in-tune with each other, so that works out pretty well...
Contrary to popular belief, we Harvard students do know how to party. As the rising number of alcohol-induced visits to Harvard University Heath Services (UHS) attests, we know??perhaps too well—how to unwind in the most traditional sense. But Harvard also features unique opportunities for undergraduate fun-seekers. Weekly Undergraduate Council party grants for in-room events enhance Harvard’s social scene, grants which are unknown at the vast majority of American universities. Many universities do not even allow their students to throw parties in their rooms. And although Harvard...