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Tara H. Arden-smith
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Loving the Lethargy of Summer
I t's a season of slow. There's something surreal about Washington in the summer, as bodies and minds broil and
If You're Here, You May Be There Already
Even if I had known then what I know now, I think I still would have done pretty much everything
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The Crimson made a pretty big mistake this week, a technical gaffe that confused me--and I'm one of the people
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Things have been crazy since last I wrote. My column was bumped last Friday (and eventually crumped--"news-speak" for a piece
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READER REPRESENTATIVE EXPLAINS CRIMSON HEADLINE POLICY This is a potential headline for this column, if this column had headlines. I
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I must admit, I don't know much about sports. I mean, I know the general rules of most (or at
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I've been intending to write this column for a while now. But things just haven't worked out. It's a classic
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When should The Crimson cover itself, and why? The Crimson has done it before, three times in recent memory, and
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Obviously, The Harvard Crimson is not The Washington Post. Still, I'd like to draw a parallel and I hope you'll
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Crimson Reader Rep Concedes Errors, Clarifies Procedures. Perhaps this would make a good headline for one, or even all of
U.C. Rejects Bill To Hold Election Each Semester
The Undergraduate Council last night cast aside a proposal to elect members each semester. The measure, offered by the Movement
In Reversal, U.C. Says Undergrads Can Withhold Fee
The Undergraduate Council last night returned the controversial term bill fee check-off option to its constitution, allowing students to easily
U.C. Pres. Candidates Cut From Same Mold
You almost couldn't tell them apart--at least not from the waist up. The four candidates for the Undergraduate Council's presidency
Hanselman Wins Race For Council Presidency
Despite taking a year off and returning to campaign as a relative unknown, David L. Hanselman '94-'95 still won 45
Senate Confirms Nye For Defense Dept. Post
Students holding out for the genuine Historical Studies A-12 experience better give up now. To the surprise of no one,
