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...book weaves extensive testimony from surveys of Harvard students (all anonymous) with overall statistical analysis. Light??s intention is to situate his policy suggestions within candid accounts of student experience. He explores three major themes: academic success, how extra-curricular involvement affects happiness and the often-confusing way diversity works in both academic and extra-curricular contexts. College is not paint-by-numbers, of course, and Light??s book doesn’t pretend to prescribe a singular path to success. It does, however, include enough specific examples from student interviews that I could cobble together...
...they ultimately represent. Common’s Like Water For Chocolate was meant to be a paragon of “soul,” but its Soulquarian tracks were so calculatedly proper that Common’s substance got buried in their style. “The Light?? is moving enough, but there’s also a smugly clinical gloss all over its drums and guitar swirls that strikes me as vaguely horrifying...
...President Matthew Mahan is currently initiating talks with Cambridge Mayor Michael A. Sullivan about security issues. Harvard must follow suit and engage the city in a safety dialogue—adding more field lights, making the lights brighter, installing “blue-light?? call-boxes and increasing the presence of Cambridge patrols in the Common. Improving lighting and raising police visibility would deter potential attackers...
Mahan also said that he is planning to meet with Cambridge Mayor Michael Sullivan to discuss placing “blue-light?? phones in Cambridge Common...
...Spoken word poetry is woven into the album, giving it the feel of an open-mic coffeeshop after everyone else has gone home. Politics is unsurprisingly omnipresent, ranging from the subtle (“Behold breathlessly the sight, how a raging river of tears cut a grand canyon of light??) to the not-so subtle (“Why can’t all decent men and women call themselves feminists…out of respect… for those who fought for this...