Word: 47th
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...Cramer, Deputy Director for Research and Evaluation at CNS. He added that students who saw the “heroic response” of the emergency service workers at Ground Zero were spurred to action. The same report said that the volunteering rate among college students in Massachusetts ranks 47th in the nation. At Harvard, organizations under the aegis of Phillips Brooks House Association (PBHA) serve 10,000 clients in the Cambridge area, according to PBHA’s web site. Gene Corbin, executive director of PBHA, which includes 1,800 student volunteers, said that the pattern at Harvard...
...Harvard over the weekend as they both finished tied for 11th. Their two day scores equaled 153, with Shuman shooting 77 and 76 and Mayer 74 and 79. Sophomore Michael Shore was 38th (161), freshman Peter Singh was 44th (164), and classmate Nick Molsey was 47th (167). The fall season will come to a close next weekend at the NEIGA Championship. —THE CRIMSON STAFF
...usually understand those two professions. But wars can often distort reality, and the war on terrorism has turned into a test case. An inspiring example is that of Colonel Kelly Faucette, M.D. He recently wrote about caring for a new patient at the intensive-care unit of the 47th Combat Support Hospital in Mosul, Iraq. The patient was a terrorist insurgent, a man who planted hidden roadside bombs to murder civilians and Faucette's fellow soldiers. Faucette wrote in his local paper: "Something inside me wants to walk up to this guy ... and just clobber him." But Faucette didn...
...penalty box as the U.S. man tried to play a mis-hit clearance. Ghana captain Steven Appiah made the most of it, beating Keller to his right on the ensuing spot kick. "I think we'd all agree it wasn't a good call to have that in the 47th minute, after our team worked so hard to get back in the game," Arena said. "To be positioned to have to chase the game on that call is kind of remarkable in a game at this level...
...start by focusing on winning next season.All this is true unless you are Harvard running back Clifton Dawson, who was chosen in the sixth round of last week’s Canadian Football League draft by his hometown team, the Toronto Argonauts.Many expected him to go higher than his 47th pick, but as he is only a junior, teams were not sure what to expect.“He was highly rated on our draft board,” said Argonaut assistant general manager Greg Mohns. “Obviously he has size and speed and he?...