Word: problem
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...call themselves that they have the ability to only have a small number of faculty, really devote classes to a small number of students and be very specific in their training. And unfortunetly, Harvard does not supply the rest of the community with a significant outlet. That's the problem. It' s not necessarily the VES department not taking students outside their concentration-they would if they could...
...Well, also, if I were to go pick up something from the HRTV to use it, I wouldn't know how to use it except to press play or record. You need the kind of training you can get over in VES. I think the biggest problem is that there's a huge demand for these courses and Harvard doesn't give you enough funding. If there was enough funding, you could have enough professors to teach enough courses. Introductory film should be just like Introductory English, where as many people as want to can take...
...between thesis research, Ec 10 problem sets, and job hunting, I, Somy Holmes, have been doing some detective work on the side. It all started when a blockmate randomly asked at dinner, "What ever happened to Trolls?" Since then, I've been curious as to what exactly happened to the Troll toys - you know, those goofy-looking little creatures with scrunched up noses, fiery flourescent hair and jewels in their bellies. Trolls used to have a corner on every kid's shelf; there were troll couples, troll cities, football trolls, ballerina trolls, Christmas trolls, trolls on wheels, etc. And though...
...comfort zone and then yanking you out of it. And it doesn't hurt that Kate Hudson has Goldie Hawn's sexual energy... My favorite newspaper headline in the past week: "Prince William in Chile, Sleeping in Tent"... Ok, so I really need help with my Ec 10 problem sets. Any freshmen want to help a poor old senior? You provide the graphs, I'll tell you how to beat the housing lottery... I've been asked at least 5000 times this week, "Well, What _Would_ Harry Potter Do?" Isn't the answer obvious? He'd tell Draco Malfoy that...
...sharing and fairness. Rather than operating in isolation, actors and directors who might never otherwise speak to one another can exchange ideas and discuss future plans. Whereas publications, singing groups or even chamber ensembles can develop rivalries that prohibit any kind of collective action, the theater community has no problem joining together for Common Casting, turning what could be a drawn-out and maddening process of endless auditions scattered throughout the year into a relatively fast and well-oiled one-week affair. More importantly, they can come together to give actors, especially those new to Harvard, a chance to audition...