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...Harvard’s belief is, if you do well at a poor school, we just won’t admit it. We still write you off,” he says. “[They think,] ‘These kids aren’t going to succeed at Harvard. They’re just not. So why admit them, get their hopes up? They’re just going to fail out.’ Their belief is, ‘Let these students go elsewhere—some state school or community college—and then...
...local media is usually willing to give you the benefit of the doubt, but in your home country, [that’s not the case],” he said. “The easiest story in the world to write is ‘Embassy Screws...
...this seems like the bluster of someone who can't write a hit, it isn't. Adams has several songs--The Rescue Blues, Nuclear and, from his latest album, So Alive--that could be rock standards with a little promotional effort on his part, but he hates the thought of being imprisoned by popularity so much that he scolded Elton John for boosting him. "I was becoming a catch phrase," says Adams. "There's nothing worse than being the thing that uncool people buy because it makes them feel cool...
...disappointed that The Crimson failed to cover the Harvard Republican Club’s (HRC) 115th Anniversary Celebration on Wednesday evening. The Crimson manages to write stories about an “intimate” gathering of Harvard Initiative for Peace and Justice students or a 10-person Students for Dean rally, but somehow, despite ample notice, The Crimson did not cover a 70-student black tie optional reception at the Faculty Club that attracted multiple conservative professors and a former Republican representative...
...president Theodore Roosevelt wrote to the new board, “I am more than glad to see Harvard College Republicans keeping Harvard where she belongs.” Now, 115 years later, the HRC continues to keep Harvard where she belongs, even if The Crimson would rather not write about...