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...months it takes to book a wedding. The average number of weddings registered on the website The Knot for any Saturday in July is about 12,000, but for 7/7/07 the number tripled to 38,000. "It will be the biggest wedding day ever," says Carley Roney, editor in chief of The Knot. "Even more than the millennium." It certainly helps that the luckiest day of the century happens to fall on a Saturday, right after the Fourth of July. In fact, when Wal-Mart saw how popular the day was, it decided to host a contest where seven couples...
...Martin Peretz, the editor-in-chief of The New Republic and a close friend of Summers, said that Summers must be relieved to not always feel like he has a target on his back...
Charlie J. Wells ’10, who is Crimson news editor, said, “At the small information session, I came away with the idea that I shouldn’t do Social Studies if I could do something else in the social sciences.” He also added, “The meeting was oddly scary and didn’t actually describe the details of the concentration...
...James M. Larkin ’10, who is a Crimson editorial editor, said, “The Advising Fortnight events put the fear of God in us when the conversation turned to acceptance rates. It was made to seem difficult to satisfy Social Studies’ stringent guidelines...
Emily G.W. Chau ’08, a Crimson associate arts chair, is an English and American literature and language concentrator in Quincy House. Melissa Quino McCreery ’08, a Crimson editorial editor, is a chemistry and physics concentrator in Quincy House...