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...Harvard women’s basketball team hardly expected Princeton freshman Ali Prichard, a 5’11 forward who had averaged 1.8 points entering the weekend, to drop the long-range hammer so efficiently during Friday night’s game against the Crimson...
...success of The Remains of the Day - perhaps reopening wounds he didn't know were there - brought Ishiguro a sense of foreboding he couldn't shake: "My life suddenly became much more chaotic. I realized that we can't control our lives. Life might just pick you up and drop you somewhere else. You just have to dignify the position you land in, because life is short, and you can't defer death." That feeling suffuses Never Let Me Go. People have manufactured a class of clones to extend their own lives, and in so doing made mortality even more...
...Office for the Arts (OFA) sponsors a ceramic program that offers classes for all members of the Harvard community at all levels of experience. The classes usually charge a fee, but scholarships are available for those with need. Students with experience can also choose a drop-in option for $50, allowing them access to the studio and materials on weekends. For those unsure of the appeal of wet clay, the ceramics program hosts a Clay All Night party once a semester. According to Jessica S. Hoy ’07, undergraduate coordinator for the ceramics studio, Clay All Night...
...offset the cost of holding the event in the Faculty Club, which is the only venue the Seneca was able to reserve for this Saturday. The Finance Committee (FiCom) of the UC recommended two days ago to grant the event a $1000 stipend, on the condition that the Seneca drop its claims as a “host” of the event and became a simple co-sponsor. However, unless the Seneca can prove that it is not the driving force behind this event—and thus that it does not stand to benefit disproportionately from what...
...whistles. In between the lyrically accompanied parts, the listener is treated to a variety of sounds: Rodriguez’s grating guitar squeals and jabs, sounds of cars speeding by, and electronic dance beats, to name a few. The novelty wears off quickly with this hodge-podge, a marked drop from the urgency present at the outset...