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...From our perspective, one of the major advantages of this fund is that it provides HFAC the opportunity to teach its members about bonds, derivatives and other investments, which we couldn??t do with the current fund,” Roots said...
...found that our dining hall was very overcrowded to the point that people who lived in Lowell couldn??t find seats in their own dining hall,” said Alex W. Brenner ’11, co-chair of the Lowell House Committee...
...ideas unduly homogenize it. Moderate New York Times columnist David Brooks has characterized the movement as a mere populist surge against “the educated elite.” In truth, about half of the membership has undergraduate or advanced degrees. Most of its members couldn??t be categorized as populist by most rubrics—they want to live their lives as they privately see fit. Their participation in a civic movement is an ironic last resort. Although members are predominantly white and above age 50, the movement is comprised of an eclectic...
They were sitting at the kitchen counter, and I walked in on my dad going through the follow-up story, the one about sleeping in the pastures outside of Athens because he and his friends couldn??t get a hotel...
...three and four spots suffered the first losses of the year for Harvard. Trinity’s Nour Baghat got the best of Tiong, taking all three sets for the win, 11-6, 11-7, 11-7. Junior Alisha Mashruwala couldn??t turn the tide in her favor in the second set, falling to the Bantams’ Tehani Guruge...