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...they go right, you never see them. They have to go wrong. I'm pretty proud of the one in the movie where I ride a rocket like Wile E. Coyote and it explodes. A foot-long rod shot out of the side. If it had been four inches to the right it would have gone through...
Three weeks of hospital life had taken a toll. I was 20 lbs. lighter, stooped, and as pale as a death-row inmate. Lacking a hand and 3 in. of forearm, my right limb hung almost a foot shorter than my left, the length of a child's arm attached to an adult's body. In a light-green hospital gown, I wasn't groomed for the runway or my date of Jan. 2. My girlfriend, Rebekah Edminster, had flown in from California for a 10-day stint...
...surprise!—exceptionally strong,” Kagan said to cheers, “and [it’s] growing stronger every day.” Kagan announced in her address that the school is going forward with its physical expansion, planning a 250,000 square-foot building just north of Pound Hall. The new building, to be ready in three to four years, would contain a student center, classrooms, and space for clinical programs. Kagan also spoke about her efforts to review the curriculum, particularly the first-year program. Noting that nearly all law schools have...
...Pizzotti, though, the Crimson will be relatively healthy heading into Saturday’s game.“We’ve been fortunate,” Murphy said in regards to the team’s injury situation. Senior right tackle Andrew Brecher is out with a broken foot, but he should return within the next few games, and in the meantime, Harvard’s depth should pay dividends.“We have three tackles we rotate, three guards we rotate, two tight ends,” Murphy said. “We’re solid...
...forced into all-too-familiar damage control. Why University Hall didn’t just wait to announce the new rules until a comprehensive plan for the now-drier tailgate had been developed is beyond me.By its sins of omission, the College has once again shot itself in the foot. Perhaps this time, as it tries to stop the bleeding, University Hall will realize that putting a positive spin on unfortunate news is anything but rocket science.Adam Goldenberg ’08, a Crimson editorial editor, is a social studies concentrator in Winthrop House...