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...campus in the fall of 2008 to finish her academic training. Although at that time she will no longer be eligible to compete at the college level, she will likely contribute even then, as demonstrated by her current level of dedication to the program. Before her leave, Cross will attend every meet to help the freshman get acquainted with the new style of competition. So far she has been like a second coach. “She’s a great leader,” Brand says. “She provides a good role model for the ladies...
...held up signs demanding peace and the release of the imprisoned Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit, who was kidnapped by Palestinians affiliated with Hamas in June. Dana A. Stern ’09, who was at the HSI gathering, said she was disappointed that members of the PSC did not attend yesterday’s gathering. “I feel it was inappropriate for them to put a political spin on what should have been a mourning event,” Stern said. “It really does not show that productive steps are being taken to achieve peace...
...Kids who attend Deep Springs were usually Harvard material while in high school. Students from the Telluride Association Summer Program (TASP), a competitive program for gifted high school juniors, often continue at Deep Springs and colleges like Harvard—there are at least seven TASP alums in Harvard’s 2010 class. TASP was founded in 1911 by Ohio-born electrical entrepreneur L.L. Nunn. He would found Deep Springs...
...Last Thursday, Coakley placed calls to a number of prospective donors around the state, urging them to attend her “Annual Winter Event,” a lavish fundraiser at the Union Oyster House this evening where suggested donations range from $125 to $500. While it is not exactly groundbreaking news that politicians interminably raise money, Coakley’s audacious fundraising drive only a month after coasting to victory underscores a disturbing problem with publicly electing our Attorney General: an official whose job it is to gauge legality impartially gets bankrolled through campaign contributions...
...school system. Seattle and Jefferson County both allow parents to apply for their choice of school, and the vast majority of parents in these districts get what they want. But some don't. And since skin color is one of several factors - including which school the child's siblings attend and how close the family lives to a particular school - that determine how students are deployed across these districts, the question before the Court is whether schools can take race into consideration or whether the Equal Protection Clause requires them to be color-blind...