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...Poilâne’s responsibilities. “When I mentioned her last name offhand to this French guy in my lab, he was just like: ‘Wait—that Poilâne?’” But her close friends understand this reticence. “You don’t want people treating you differently just because you deliver bread to Tom Cruise,” says blockmate L. Tenjiwe Moyana ’07. And she doesn’t—Poilâne tries to live as close...
...talk to you about DormAid if you ask, but he’d much rather tell you about the company executives he works and lives with. “You can use the word ‘cult’ for those who don’t understand us,” Kopko says jokingly of the four “beautiful people” with whom he shares an apartment in Allston. They go on team trips and even have matching DormAid jerseys. When their plans to go skydiving on Kopko’s birthday fell through...
...speed at anything,” said Matthew R. Conroy ’07, who is in charge of training for the group. But as Wood’s study demonstrates, it’s not a challenge to be taken lightly. “We want people to understand that we want them to keep running, but running wisely,” she said...
...that dangerous, and it is unfair for politics to determine where students can and cannot do research.” Dzambukira said.But Casey M. Lurtz ’07, who did research this past summer in Chiapas, Mexico with a human rights group, said that she understands the College’s caution in wanting to protect both researchers and subjects.“I understand why the College would be careful,” she said. “Their responsibility is to protect students.”But Lurtz added, “I wished they would...
...that while covering the broader spectrum of skills required by the new rules." Schools could lobby the state to let them count the math and science concepts covered in such technical classes as architectural drawing (which is 90% geometry, Graham contends) and metals technology (which requires students to understand how varying levels of carbon content change the way steel reacts to being heated and cooled, for instance) to meet the new guidelines...