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...tailoring from Koji Tatsuno, and today his cut is tellingly clean (the French say d?pouill?), from the topstitch seam of a Napoleon jacket or the diamond pleat of a corset dress, to the fluted sleeve of the Anna coat from his most recent collection. "He understands subtle things that add something to the wearer's experience," says Somerville, "as well as being flattering and beautiful and classic." No wonder dedicated wearers include such style icons as Naomi Campbell, Lee Radziwill and Cate Blanchett. As it happens, the actress was spotted wheeling a stroller through the show late last month, transported...
...time rivals, defeated. A record that stood for seven years, overcome. To add to his already long list of accomplishments, senior co-captain Dave Cromwell of the Harvard men’s swimming team notched a Blodgett pool record for the men’s 200 backstroke Saturday. With a time of 1:44.93, he bested Charles Barnes of Brown’s 1999 record of 1:45.30 by .37 seconds, and led the Crimson to victories over both Princeton and Yale. “Dave has really wanted that pool record,” senior co-captain Bill Cocks...
...We’ll continue to revise our menu and add as many new and healthy foods as we can and weed out anything that is left unhealthy,” he said. “We’re at a pretty good place now, but I think there’s always room for improvement...
...trend of a decreasingly competitive U.S.—particularly in the fields of technology and engineering. We hope that the proposed initiative will serve as an incentive for students to study fields in which the U.S. is lagging. In the end, however, the numbers don’t add up. Proposing roughly $6 billion towards making the U.S. more competitive in math and science, while cutting $12 billion from higher education loans are fuzzy numbers for the self-anointed “education president...
Just five games into the Ivy basketball season, it’s already time to add yet another name to history’s illustrious list of standout Harvard freshmen. First there was Allison Feaster ’98—the do-everything forward and Harvard’s all-time leading scorer and rebounder—who corralled Ivy Rookie of the Year honors in 1995 and was named Ivy Player of the Year in each of the three subsequent seasons. Then along came Hana Peljto ’04, the league’s top rookie...