Word: accomplishments
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...represents the entire study body. But when the amendment failed to receive the necessary two-thirds majority vote, Ryan A. Petersen ’08 proposed that the resolution return to SAC to be discussed further. But many UC members thought sending the resolution back to SAC would not accomplish anything, since it had already been debated at length in the committee. “This bill is one of the most thought-out, well structured bills SAC has seen in a while,” said John S. Haddock ’07, vice-chair...
...sprawls in front of their shots, and when he outlasts them shift to shift. All the little things that give his teammates chances at the back of the net. Says Donato, “It’s hard—nearly impossible—for a team to accomplish what it wants without guys like Tyler Magura.” —Staff writer Rebecca A. Seesel can be reached at seesel@fas.harvard.edu...
...game that featured 40 turnovers, 22 by Harvard, the Crimson (2-0) prevailed 70-55 over the Crusaders (2-1) to pick up its first road victory, something it did not accomplish until the seventh game of the season last year. Harvard ended a five-game losing streak to Holy Cross, earning its first victory over the Crusaders since...
...second team along with six honorable mentions. Junior running back Clifton Dawson was a unanimous first-team pick for the third year in a row. Dawson finished the year with over 1,000 yards rushing for the third straight time, becoming the first Harvard player to ever accomplish that feat. He was also voted the Crimson’s most valuable player by his teammates at the year-end banquet. Harvard’s other first-team nods went to junior defensive tackle Michael Berg and senior offensive linemen Will Johnson and Brian Lapham—the second year both...
...when Chirac's own party won parliamentary elections. This doesn't mean that Chirac is completely marginalized, of course; he still has great autonomy in foreign and military affairs. But as he contemplates the final 17 months of his term, perhaps the most he can hope to accomplish is to get his Prime Minister, Dominique de Villepin, into position to succeed him as President. That would bar the door to Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy, who was once close to Chirac but is now the most popular man of the right and the President's toughest antagonist. So Chirac's potential...