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...However, I must disagree with Arenson's numerous disparaging remarks about life in the Quad. I'll admit that some of my blockmates were none too pleased when we first heard the news that we were placed into Pforzheimer House. We were even more devastated when the ten of us were put in the Jordan Co-op, which I can say is probably the worst housing on campus...
Voters skeptical about Bush often mention his cockiness--he called himself "President" at one early campaign stop--or a sense that he not only isn't ready to be President but doesn't even know he's not ready. Bush, if administered truth serum, would probably admit that he is not the most experienced or even qualified guy for the job, at least on paper. In an interview this week, he said his biggest hurdle in the next eight months was "convincing the American people that I've got the right judgment to be President, convincing the American people that...
...admit it's not completely anonymous. A tiny window at the bottom of the board permits you to type a line or two to your opponent as you go along. The most common communication is "Oops." My most extensive so far: "You lucky bastard...
...also one of the most innovative. In addition to a traditional academic curriculum, the 13 men in each class run the place--they make policies, hire and fire faculty and even admit their successors. They also cook, clean and tend a working farm and cattle ranch...
...attention devoted to rape and assault at Harvard: "where I went to college the average statistic was about one out of every four women was assaulted but maybe only three or four of those were reported a year. And we're not talking about prosecution; the woman might admit that she was raped and want to go to the hospital, but not even want to file a report," she says. Rape receives a measure of attention on campus, but officers are not entirely convinced that women admit the worst...