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...freedoms in areas such as stem cell research and homosexual rights. We asked for more accountability among elected officials and backed a large stimulus to help jumpstart our economy. Most importantly, we believed—and still do—that Barack Obama was the correct choice for the 44th President of the United States.This year was one of scandals. It was disgraceful how many of Obama’s appointees had their nominations stalled due to tax problems, and how so many elected officials believed they were exempt from the law. Just like regular citizens, politicians should be required...
...meter event.Senior Bill Jones and Meyer also donned their crimson and white on the national scene, representing their school at NCAAs at Texas A&M. Jones placed 28th in the 100-yard butterfly with a time of 47.11, while Meyer finished 25th in the 1650-yard freestyle and 44th in the 500-yard freestyle, with times of 15:06.58 and 4:24.38, respectively.With these individual performances and team improvements in mind, the Crimson will look to make another run at Princeton in the coming season.—Staff writer Alexandra J. Mihalek can be reached at amihalek@fas.harvard.edu...
...Well, he’s clearly a guy with great leadership qualities. But I met him back in 2003, so I could not suggest that I thought five years from then he would be the 44th president of the United States. My first reaction was, ‘This is the type of person we need running for office...
...weekend at +5, good enough for third overall. Christensen was the second-place Crimson competitor, finishing tied for 38 at 16 over, shooting 82 on Saturday and 76 on Sunday. Mayer and Shore shot 81-78 and 75-84, respectively, both finishing +17 to take a share of 44th. Grillo rounded out the Harvard field with a two-day total of 164 (78-86) to finish 22 over par. “It was tough conditions,” Shuman said. “We managed to play pretty well on Saturday, and [on Sunday] I felt like we took...
...butterfly, but he was disqualified due to a stroke violation. Meyer had a solid showing at his first NCAA meet, making waves in both the 500-yard freestyle and the 1650-yard freestyle. The Ithaca, N.Y. native recorded a time of 4:24.38 in the 500-yard freestyle, earning 44th place in the event. Meyer also finished 25th in the 1650-yard freestyle with a time of 15:06.58. As the Harvard men’s swimming and diving season finally comes to a close, the team knows it will sorely miss the leadership and athletic prowess Jones has provided...