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...It’s important,” says Helgen, the campaign director for the Harvard Democrats. “What happens on November 7 will affect what happens in 2008.” Others feel a personal attachment to a certain election, especially if the candidate will ultimately be affecting their hometown...
...isn’t just thinking within the confines of the Square. This year, the association is focusing on reaching beyond Harvard’s campus by building its alumni relationships, developing public service programs in the underprivileged areas of Boston, and addressing issues in America and Africa that affect the world’s black community.In light of the BSA’s commitment to its widespread constituents, it is questionable whether a card that plays on the idea of exclusivity is really the best mascot for a club that wants to represent an entire ethnic group. The card...
...have made Time's cover. Doug Travis Livonia, Michigan, U.S. While it was intriguing to see the pictures from Mars, there's still so much we don't know about our own planet. Our lives may depend on learning more about Earth's climate, its ecosystems and how pollutants affect its inhabitants. That research is much more important than exploring Mars. Mark Sebby Carpentersville, Illinois, U.S. Empty Bellies, Hard Hearts "Turning hunger into hatred" [Oct. 16], on the deteriorating conditions in Gaza, failed to mention the reasons Israel feels so threatened. Hamas is a terrorist entity. The government of Gaza...
...despite five combined lost fumbles by the two teams and six Big Green turnovers overall, Dartmouth coach Buddy Teevens agreed.“We both played in the same stuff,” Teevens said. “It really didn’t affect either team.”It did appear to have an affect on Clifton Dawson. The senior tailback, known almost as much for his sure hands as his power and speed, lost two fumbles against Dartmouth, just the eighth and ninth turnovers of his career.“It was a case of me trying...
...three fumbles. But neither coach credited the conditions as a negative factor. “We didn’t respond well,” Dartmouth coach Buddy Teevens said. “Really, the turnovers had nothing to do with it. It really didn’t affect us. It really didn’t affect either team, I don’t believe.”For all Berg knew, it was sunny and 75. At least that was how he played.In previous weeks Berg was less visible; requiring two linemen to contain him, his presence played...