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...soccer. In addition to her Harvard records, she was a four-time member of the All-Ivy League team. Her senior year, having allowed only eight goals all season—second-lowest in Harvard history—she was selected to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America??s First Team All-Northeast Region. In 2004, Shields led the Crimson to the NCAA tournament. Needless to say, she is experienced in all things Ivy League soccer, not to mention Harvard soccer. Especially for a team that is so young and inexperienced—13 of the returning...
...spouse shakes hands with America??s heartland, Bill Clinton will address one of the country's most elite institutions...
...have a new president, and the year 1953 is on few people’s minds. But Harvard is no farther from the center of America??s attention than it was then. When Drew G. Faust takes the corner office in Massachusetts Hall this summer, we imagine our new president will waste no time in championing a cause. And in the twenty-first century, that cause must be environmental sustainability...
...Mearsheimer’s first paper in an interview, saying that it “contains numerous factual errors and omissions.” She added that the professors’ approach to the Middle East, which she characterized as “blaming a large Jewish conspiracy for America??s policies towards Israel,” only hinders “productive dialogue and progress towards peace...
...shattered America??s image. It undermined the image of the West as a whole. It is time for the United States and Europe to regain together the respect and admiration of other people,” he said...