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McGinn seems at a loss to explain how Princeton athletics became so vastly superior. Let me propose a theory. As Mr. McGinn mentions, Harvard does in fact have an enormous endowment. But money alone??if it is not well spent—does not assure championships. Yes, Harvard’s misdirected spending very much resembles that of the, gasp, Yankees. See, NCAA athletics are an undergraduate endeavor. Up in Cambridge, it’s the graduate students who get all the cash. Once again, quite...
Given Princeton’s bent towards a sort of celebration of excellence in a cornucopia of fields and not academics alone??that is to say its love of winning basketball, soccer and lacrosse games, and maybe football, too, if only its program weren’t so wretched—its superiority in this one facet, and only this one, should come as little surprise...
While the law school had virtually no choice but to bow to the military’s demands—refusing to grant an exemption from the non-discrimination policy would have cost Harvard $412 million the last fiscal year alone??Kagan took the right stance by supporting FAIR’s efforts to prevent the government from strong-arming academia. The military’s discriminatory policies are immoral, and the U.S. government ought to be held to the same standard as any other employer attempting to gain recruitment access...
Schreck, an undersized and unknown speedster who abused his coverage all afternoon, racked up 122 yards in the first quarter alone??on just two catches—en route to a daily total...
...course, will anyone fall for it? After all, this is the same president who allowed oil tycoons to create his energy policy. And now we are to believe—on faith alone??that when Bush sits down to rewrite the tax code, the only interests on his mind will be the average “folks” he’s met on the trail...