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...even Harvard's favorite travel guide is safe. Who knew that Rolling stone could be so harsh? Now that is one sun that we here at FM do not long for a day in, thank you very much...
Read on, complainers, for today is your lucky day. With the FM Guide to Juices, you may partake of your favorite nectars whenever you desire (pending interhouse restrictions, that is). Going on a health kick? Head for the grapefruit juice dispensers at Mather and North. Looking for some fun with grape and pineapple? Try a little mixing at Adams...
...what a station officer called "the resurrection of the news department," Harvard radio station WHRB (95.3 FM) will begin airing an interview-and information-driven show this Sunday afternoon...
While hurrying to classes and socializing on the weekend, FM has often overheard single young adults complaining about the rarity of dating on campus. Too many forget that prime scoping location: church, Lamont Professor of Divinity Paul D. Hanson, master of Winthrop House, found divinity in more than just the sermon while a first year Near Eastern Studies PhD candidate here at Harvard. Hanson clearly remembers "that a group of us went out to lunch after church at the Peacock Restaurant...I was standing at the top of the steps and Cynthia was at the bottom...
Loker Professor of English Robert Kiely spent his time here as a graduate student pursuing both his interest in English as well as his interest in a particular biology graduate student from Prague. Kiely informed FM that in his day, 6 Ash Street was the graduate women's residence. He "had lots of friends who were English grad students who lived there" and visited them often. There he met future Dr. Jana Kiely, who had studied at the Sorbonne and planned on only staying in the States for a year. Obviously she had no idea what Cupid had in mind...