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Brown has been even hotter than Rensselaer. The Bears have charged up the conference, losing just two of their last 11 games and outscoring the opposition 36-29 over that period. Currently tied for fifth with Cornell, Brown just dispatched the Big Red 5-1 last Friday and picked apart Colgate 6-2 the following day. Friday's game should be a good test for them as they host Clarkson...
...very least, we owe it to the brave Harvard women who have so silently picked up the pieces from their experiences and put their lives back together. And at the very least, we owe it to the women who, before the year is over, will have their lives torn apart by the recklessly stupid actions of others...
...order to win both games this week-end, Harvard will have to improve over its performances the past weekend. Intensity again was a key factor in the two losses as Harvard fell apart in the second period against Princeton and little mistakes undid them against Yale...
...live in an achievement-based society, and I am not advocating mediocrity. Yet at some point, underneath the job we work at or the school we attend, we must have a core part that defines who we really are. We must be able to know ourselves as people apart from what we do next year or the year after...
Your stories have opened a lot of eyes to how the Asian economies fell apart [WORLD, Jan. 12]. It's very disappointing to see what is happening. Many Asian young people who were studying abroad have been forced to return home. And the price of many products in Indonesia has risen as much as 100%. But if we let the economies in Asian countries fail, would it be good for the U.S.? Asians would not be able to buy imported products. And if the U.S. cannot sell products to Asia, won't it mean less money for America? ANDY HALIMAN...