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After raising the Alaskan flag in front of Kirkland House last night, the Alaska “Klub” of Harvard pitched their tents in the Malkin Athletic Center Quad, where Jell-o was still drying on the grass from Saturday’s gelatin wrestling event. The club...
As an attacker lunged at him with gleaming knife in hand, Irvin Faust deftly stepped aside and caught him by the wrist. He then pinned the attacker face-down to the ground using one arm while quickly disarming him with the other. The two then bowed to each other and...
Intramural dodgeball competitors last Saturday were treated to an afternoon dip in a pool—a pool filled with nippy, green gelatin, that is. The Campus Life Committee (CLC) combined two college classics—intramural sports and Jell-O wrestling—to create “Slippery...
As a private institution, Harvard’s athletic policies are ultimately its own business. That means that if the College decides to continue to recruit top-notch athletes for its Division One teams, then so be it. But Harvard must also accept the consequences of that policy. One of...
There are more opportunities to have fun at Harvard than at many other colleges. On campus, student groups compete to draw crowds to their events each week. Between the bulletin boards around campus, the house-open lists, the Institute of Politics events lists, and the athletic-events calendar, students can...