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...they just paid for a night at Scores and promised to cover their AD dues as well. These are just minor problems of Harvard that are indicative of grander social scene issues. The repressiveness of this school is as persistent as our viral counts in the face of sophisticated drug cocktails. No amount of persuasion can make a Harvard student have fun, just like no amount of scratching will make the itching go away, it will only spread it to your mouth and no one likes a cold sore. We should have listened to Peter’s dad?...
...their jobs. Furthermore, since the law cannot anticipate every possible situation, in some infamous situations mandatory sentencing requirements can lead to punishments that are wildly disproportionate from the offense. The example most familiar to Harvard students is a Massachusetts law that adds at least two years to a drug sentence if the violation occurred within a 1,000-foot radius of a school property. Ten of Harvard’s houses count as within such an area, as does most of the City of Boston. Other examples are even starker. Genarlow Wilson, for instance, is serving 10 years for what...
...Thapa said. The program also includes a new event focusing on sexual violence in homosexual relationships, Thapa added. “Sexual assault is a very prominent issue, particularly on college campuses,” said Ryan M. Travia, director of Alcohol and Other Drug Services, one of the program’s 18 co-sponsors. “This is one of the most under-reported crimes out there.” Daniella T. Gilbert ’09, who chaired last night’s Kick-Off Study Break, said that the breadth of “Take...
...January 29, 2000: Cupertino, California A 19 year-old plans to attack his high school with guns and explosives. He takes photos of himself and his arsenal. When he has the photos developed, a drug store clerk sees them and calls police...
...play continues, Witherspoon’s suicides get more and more outlandish. In her first reincarnation, a two-week-old Witherspoon gets the pet dog to do her dirty work. She makes it to 12 years old the second time, but overdoses on pills purchased from the playground drug-dealer—and so on. But every time things start to get fun, Witherspoon winds up back in the bardo where she, along with the audience, is subjected to yet another (after-) life-lesson from her painfully chipper spiritual guide, Maryamma (Mala Bhattacharya...