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...knew Dickey and Fuller were two very famous econometricians, but that didn’t stop us from giggling at the name of the test or daring one another to write “in loving memory of Richard E. Fuller” on our exams...
Judd B. Kessler ’04 is an economics concentrator in Adams House and editorial co-chair of The Crimson. In his second semester as author of “The Undergraduate,” Judd will write on matters of undergraduate education and college life and hopes that at least one person will confuse him with Dustin Hoffman. His column will continue to appear on alternate Tuesdays...
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...worried because writers tend to have workplace problems for their entire lives. Literary muses often don’t make ends meet when they are writing, let alone when they’re circling their typewriters with dusters and Windex. They cannot afford any semblance of office space. The problem has reached such a fevered pitch that there is a market for helping writers work: Natalie Goldberg and Annie Lamott have made careers not by selling their own fiction, but by writing entire books for other writers on how to sit down and write; I own an inspirational writing book...
...dedication, “I Was in Harvard, But Not of It,” the editors write that blacks now regularly join formerly all-white campus organizations like final clubs, the Glee Club and the Hasty Pudding Club. It also notes that blacks have held prominent leadership positions, serving on the Undergraduate Council and as Class Marshals...