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...think we always acknowledge the sadness and the grief in our lives. We would never miss a funeral. We would travel miles to go to someone's funeral, but for the same person two years before, we wouldn't travel miles for his or her 62nd birthday. I think part of it is learning that we are divine and that moment should be celebrated, but also we should be celebrated. God celebrates that God made us and that we're valuable and meaningful in this world and that we matter...
...woods against a Tigers team with some offensive firepower of its own. Princeton, which entered the game second in the league with 22 goals scored, outshot Harvard, 25-13, on the day.The Tigers showed off their own rookies when first-year forward Marissa Sampias scored in the 62nd minute to cut the lead to 4-2. Just inside the 18 on the left side, Sampias unleashed a rocket that eluded Mann’s leap and sailed just under the crossbar. In the 85th minute, Matheson had a chance to make the last few minutes interesting when she was taken...
...split. “She did a good job getting position,” Saretsky said, “and her workouts are going well, so I’m excited to see how she does throughout the season.” Following her were freshmen Meghan Cleary, at 62nd overall with a time of 19:33, and Hillary May, who finished 104th with a time of 20:04. Rounding out the pack were sophomore Brenda Cohen, at 139th with a time of 20:27, and senior Eliza Gardiner, who clocked in at 20:34 and 151st overall. Freshman Alison...
...took three weeks and a trip across the country, but at last Harvard lost its first game of the year. Loyola Marymount, the invitational tournament’s host, snuck past the Crimson, 3-2, in the Friday afternoon matchup. With Harvard trailing 2-0 in the 62nd minute, Akpan connected with junior Michael Fucito, who was positioned in the middle of the field. Fucito detonated a 25-yard blast that nicked the cross bar on its way into the net and brought the Crimson within one. But the Lions were eager to defend their den, and took advantage...
...draft and sign a letter to U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon, calling for the U.N. to pressure the Burmese regime to release Suu Kyi. The following month, Mrs. Bush wrote an op-ed piece in the Wall Street Journal, lamenting the fact that Suu Kyi was spending her 62nd birthday while under house arrest. She called Ban again last week, to voice her concern over the Burmese military's latest crackdown on protests against price hikes. The First Lady spoke to TIME's Hannah Beech about the latest anti-regime protests in Burma. Excerpts...