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...actually interacting with other people is that they’re forms of communication. What makes an article wonderful is that we relate to the people in it—the author, the subject, even the editor. Since FM is all about giving people their 15 minutes of fame as well as allowing journalists to develop a voice, I like to think that we facilitate little moments of interpersonal relationships throughout Harvard every Thursday morning...
...Because you’re probably not a fame-hungry ho. Or because you were sucking face with one of us, and we edited the picture out. Or, more likely, because you’re not one of Paul M. Soper or Andrew M. Brunner’s blockmates...
While Cserny’s off-court antics have endeared her teammates, it is her on-court prowess that has garnered her fame. A sole captain of the women’s team this year, Cserny has also been a first-team All-Ivy player for the last three. She has quickly made a name for herself as one of Harvard’s all-time greats, having already set numerous records...
...experience seems to have informed every part of his life—from his academic passions to his lyrics for Tha League. Facebook fame behind them, the rap group is now wrapping up their debut album, which they plan to shop to major labels...
...come to a clear consensus on whether a certain issue qualifies as so-called pork barrel spending, estimates of the total set aside for these pet projects range from $11 billion to $16 billion. Other questionable giveaways in the bill include $250,000 for the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville, $500,000 to renovate ski trails in Alaska, $4.9 million to refurbish historic bathhouses in Arizona, and $75,000 to the Paper Industry International Hall of Fame in Appleton, Wisconsin...