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...very smart player,” recalls Crimson women’s basketball coach Kathy Delaney-Smith, who remembers watching Franklin as a high school player and recruiting her to Harvard. “She had everything.” However, like most recruits, Franklin had to adjust to the greater intensity of play at the college level, as well as a different role on a new team. Gone was the pressure of night-to-night stardom, especially as Franklin arrived in time to play with both perennial All-Ivy players Hana Peljto ‘04 and Reka Cserny...
These compromises would specify that the FBI cannot demand internet records from libraries under normal circumstances and adjust the level of judicial review of these requests...
Stores were not the only institutions that had to adjust to the weather. While some club meetings and planned events were canceled because of the storm, several prominent events, including common casting callbacks for Harvard’s spring term theatrical productions and an evening Mozart concert performed by the University Choir, occurred as scheduled, although the choir concert sent out e-mails announcing that last night’s performance would be free...
...adjust for the current, which we don’t do on the Charles River, so we made a couple of mistakes,” Devlin said...
...1980s or '90s," Barroso says. "Nostalgia is not the most helpful attitude." Europe's current stasis is deceptive, he suggests, as deep transformations following the E.U.'s 2004 enlargement churn beneath the surface. "The change from 15 to 25 countries creates new circumstances, and it takes some time to adjust the mindset of the people. We're not only larger but more diverse. We have to come of age." Last year there was "some turbulence," Barroso concedes, as the referendums gave impetus to an anti-E.U. "populism." This year, he is convinced, pragmatism will prevail. "It's easy...