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...students had a chance to reflect, most were unimpressed with the hurricane. At an Eliot House dinner table, several juniors and seniors lamented that Gloria had not fulfilled her promise. "Did you know they evacuated the Leverett and Mather Towers?" someone asked. "Big deal, so Harvard has a bunch of refugees," someone answered...
...again like the vampire, though, it sucks our blood as we enjoy it. If this pretty boy and pretty girl bunch seem unprincipled and carefree, they are also pathetically familiar, a reflection of souls we hope--but do not know...
...actually, it was in a warehouse...I moved stuff." Having made my confession, I slink off into exile, leaving them looking like a bunch of children who have just learned their grandmother is a transvestite...
While many would consider factory work "educational," I am living testimony to the fact that the Tolstoyan concept of the warmth and nobility of the working class, doesn't always apply to their treatment of "college boys." In fact, in my case, it was a bunch of stinkweed...
...began when a bunch of jocks in Hawaii fell to arguing about which was the tougher sport, biking, running or swimming. Out of the quarrel was born the first Ironman Triathlon: 15 seemingly crackbrained humans on a 2.4-mile ocean swim followed by a 112-mile bike race followed by a 26.2-mile marathon run. That was in 1978. This year, with the distances in many cases shortened to a so-called tinman's grasp, 1.2 million Americans are expected to take part in 2,100 triathlons. The event is being called the fastest-growing participatory sport in the nation...