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...recognize the fight going on in Iran for human rights.” “I don’t think politics should be a part of this event,” said Eric P. Lesser ’07, president of the College Democrats. Haddock applauded the concert’s efforts to unite different student groups, saying, “when student bodies speak as one, that’s really where we make our difference.” The conservative weekly Harvard Salient and the Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, Transgender, and Supporters Alliance were also among...
...Lake. I dare not go over all of the classic routines from the movie which have been adapted into film, jokes which I have had memorized for upwards of ten years and which would be far too dorky to repeat here. Suffice it to say that the lesser-known Michael Siberry (as King Arthur), Richard Holmes (Lancelot), and Pia Glenn (Lady of the Lake) carry on the coconut-smashing, French-bashing, killer-rabbit-avoiding tradition of old. If there is a single big-production, high-profile show to be seen in Boston this season, it is certainly...
...Leadership Award.” Warner, who as a possible candidate from a southern state is widely expected to appeal to moderate Republicans and independents, will receive the honor at the Dems’ gala in April. According to the president of the Harvard College Democrats, Eric P. Lesser ’07, the Dems chose to honor Warner because “he embodies what we hope to be the future of the Democratic Party.” “Even as a Democratic governor in a highly Republican state, Warner showed an uncanny ability...
...National Treasure”) and Paula’s slightly unhinged roommate (indie darling Zooey Deschanel of “The Good Girl”)—adding an intelligent quirkiness that helps “Failure to Launch” differentiate itself from McConaughey’s lesser mushy fare, like “The Wedding Planner.” Bottom Line: “Failure to Launch” is destined to become the next addition to every 13-year-old girl’s DVD library, in between “The Notebook?...
Just as we now refer to “War and Peace” and “Great Expectations” as “serial novels,” so, too, will we categorize “The Sopranos” and some of its lesser kin as “tele-epics...