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...star gets you is an apartment the size of the Pentagon. OK, not the Pentagon. Elton John's place in Atlanta is only 18,000 sq. ft., about the size of everything you and all your friends live in put together. But that's still a lot of wall space, which you need if you're Elton John. Ten years ago, around the time he established his U.S. foothold in Atlanta (he also has houses in London and Nice and one of those rolling country estates in Old Windsor, England), Sir Elton, as he is properly called, also discovered photographs...
...center of undergraduate life. Unfortunately, Harvard has done a poor job of utilizing the MAC's whopping 110,000 square feet; the facility is seven times the size of the Hasty Pudding Theatre, yet it is home to only five Harvard athletic teams. At a University where student space has been a long and storied problem, the space available in the MAC should be restructured--and if that does not solve the problem, the MAC should be reconstructed--to maximize its square-foot allotment...
...long. But the flaws in the current MAC do not end with the limited number of treadmills, stairclimbers and stationary bikes available for undergraduate use. Not only are the facilities rundown and the little equipment available both terribly antiquated and limited in its variety, but the allotment of space in the MAC is also in need of repair...
...major face-lift. We commend Harvard for outsourcing management to the Boston Sports Club, and we trust that significant structural changes are not too long in coming. We hope that the revamped MAC will continue to provide the same service that is does now--as a recreational fitness space. It is important for undergraduate students who do not participate in the Harvard University Athletic Department to have athletic facilities at their disposal. In addition to this function, however, we hope to see the MAC serve as a source of space for undergraduate student athletic groups on campus...
...involuntary: Those studying the neural pathways of what is called "the tickle-laughter reflex arc" postulate that tickling results from the simultaneous sensation of both touch and pain - a kind of benign assault, wherein Normality of touch (N) and a prospective Violence of pain (V) suddenly occupy the same space. N + V = H (hilarity...