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...were investing in on behalf of Harvard, provided their individual transactions did not front-run Harvard and subject to the specific approval of the HMC Compliance Committee,” Eisenson writes. “This was not uncommon among investment firms at the time and was thought to align interests...
...allowed him to explore his spirituality half a world away, in a region not known for its liking of America. Lindh was just a teenager, and his parents thought he could handle the experience. But he became a fanatic. Of all the Islamic groups he could have chosen to align himself with, Lindh joined the Taliban, and he probably trained at an al-Qaeda camp. I sympathize with U.S. soldiers stationed in Afghanistan, as well as with people in other countries who have been victimized by the Taliban regime and al-Qaeda. I have no sympathy for John Walker Lindh...
This system would align first-year dorms to specific Houses and therefore grant first-years a House affiliation on day one. While no such change is presently being considered by the Housing Office, while students may be reluctant to change—the Crimson Staff, for example, came out against it—and while I hate conceding anything to my mom, the Yale plan is a markedly better option for students at Harvard...
Although the story of Garcia’s arrival at Harvard seems cosmically fated, his first two years here didn’t align quite as well. Garcia has run into his share of obstacles...
...DOES STRENGTH TRAINING HELP RELIEVE THE PAIN OF OSTEOARTHRITIS, THE WEAR-AND-TEAR FORM OF ARTHRITIS? By helping the joints align and function better--and also because strong muscles absorb shock during movement. Think of a car with worn-out shock absorbers. When you go over a pothole, the car gets a big jolt. The same happens with weak muscles. You can't absorb the shock, and it's painful. There may be some other biochemical factors as well...