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Runny Babbit was among Silverstein's papers when he died at 68. He had been working on it for more than 20 years. His son Matthew and other family members finally agreed to its publication this year. The book is another collection of poems, but with a difference. All of them, like the title, are built on spoonerisms, or pairs of words in which the first letters are transposed. Example: "Runny had to bake a tath/ Before they'd sive him gupper./ He got so tungry in the hub,/ He ate the rat of mubber...
...would dissolve the council’s Campus Life Committee and replace it with an autonomous, directly-elected Social Events Committee (SEC) that would be responsible for planning campus-wide social events. While the amendment was slated to be debated at last night’s meeting, UC President Matthew J. Glazer ’06 and Vice President Clay T. Capp ’06—co-sponsors of the amendment—submitted a motion to extend debate until after campaigning ends. “Due to the confluence of...factors—the continued feedback from...
Fitzgerald is still trying to tie up the loose ends on Karl Rove's involvement in the case. Rove spoke to Matthew Cooper of TIME about Mrs. Wilson in July 2003, and this past July, Rove gave Cooper a specific waiver of confidentiality to testify about what was discussed. Fitzgerald has now asked a second reporter in TIME's Washington bureau, Viveca Novak, to testify under oath about conversations she had with Robert Luskin, Rove's attorney, starting in May 2004, while she was covering the Plame inquiry for TIME. Novak, who is not related to columnist Robert Novak...
...advance the goal of inclusivity. “We should be celebrating our religious diversity, instead of covering it up with bland inanities about ‘holiday trees,’” Hylden said. On the other hand, the president of the Harvard Secular Society, Matthew R. George ’07, said he’s “all for keeping religious displays off of public property.” “A move towards secularizing holiday displays is all right with me,” George said. Reuters reported that several Boston residents...
...very excited,” said Matthew J. Woodward ’08, also a member of the advisory committee. “They will increase Crimson spirit in the dining halls...