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In 1998, Bethell won the race and subsequently moved away from his Harvard career to assume the position of Senior Editor of The American Scholar. Meanwhile, the writers of Harvard A to Z made slow progress. The writing halted entirely in February 2000, when Robert Shenton died in a vacationing...
The second match, that between the military riders, may prove a surprise, for West Point, while it invariably sends some of the best horsemen of all to the Intercollegiate Tournament, has yet to win its first title. Furthermore, the representatives of the Army had a disheartening experience early in the...
For it is unlikely that Mr. Elihu Root will ever use or refer to his degree from the University of Bucnos Ayres, or from any one of the twenty-one other universities who have honored him with a degree. Nor does it seem likely that the University will lose much...
“Our head TF was in shorts,” said Sarah E. Kleinschmidt ’05, another student in the class who arrived right when the accident took place. “And he got some on his shoes.”
According to Patricia Powell, former Director of Creative Writing, more than 400 applications are received each semester for roughly 156 spots divided among 12 classes. The day of the announcement, it doesn’t take long to read whether another student has been denied a place. Rejectees scan the...