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Margaret M. Rossman
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Learning to Think at Harvard
A garbage bag filled with rotten bananas came hurtling down the Weld hallway my freshman year in the grand finale
Why whine?
I’m too nice on my CUE guides. I don’t know if it’s the eternal optimist in me saying that the
An Anxious April
In 43 days, I will no longer have a convenient answer to drop-down online questionnaires. The soothing action of clicking
Kinky Boots
Directed by Julian Jarrold Buena Vista Pictures 3 stars Charlie Price’s first attempt to craft boots for the flamboyant transvestite
Defending Mediocrity
When I first saw Cambridge four years ago, I was hooked. I had found my “college town.” I eagerly awaited
Spring Breakout
Last week, as my friends and I boarded the plane for the sunny climates of our spring break destination, we
In Defense of Geekdom
Sitting around with my friends watching our latest junk TV craving, “Beauty and the Geek,” I realized that maybe, just
What’s In a Name?
Name: Margaret Marian Rossman Aliases: Mags, The Maglet, Tooth, Toothie, Marge, Cookie, Magledon, Magster, Maggie May, Ocelot, Magoo, Lucas, Magdog,
Sectional Thinking
For Harvard students, there are few greater delights than hearing our own voices, and section is the great playground for
Curious George
Directed by Matthew O’ Callaghan (Universal Pictures) Although still lovable and the epitome of cute, Matthew O’ Callaghan’s “Curious George”
DARTBOARD
Episode V: Dartboard Strikes Back When Dartboard awoke after sleeping a deep slumber, Dartboard opened her eyes to a new
Some Like It Pop: Blogs are the New "US Weekly"
I broke the news about Brad adopting Angelina’s babies. Well, I mean, I didn’t alert the national media to it
Some Like It Pop: Everyone Loves A Conformist Girl
Here’s an existential crisis that Sartre should have been writing about: If my T-shirts are “me,” and my T-shirts are
Chicken Little
Directed by Mark Dindal Buena Vista Pictures 2 1/2 STARS After children are exposed to Disney’s “Chicken Little” this weekend,
My Little Pony Has An Eating Disorder
When I discovered “The Pony Project” in a fit of nostalgia the other day, I was intrigued. Showing in New
