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This is especially true of Harvard, the team every Cornell student loves to hate. Big Red fans could still snatch up the Pick-Four package, leaving the stands rather deserted for the other three games. They will have another opportunity to attend the game starting on Jan. 5th, when tickets not sold in the package or through Harvard affiliates will be released to the general public. Therefore, if Harvard fans don’t jump on the opportunity, Cornell, with its boisterous following, could still dominate Bright. Certainly having more Crimson in the stands to drown out Cornell?...
Prisoner Willie Chapman received permission from the Ohio Board of Corrections to delay his scheduled parole by one day so he could attend a prison meeting of the Promise Keepers, a religious based group that focuses on self-betterment...
...number of families who reside here, even as the population of Cambridge has grown. People are being forced to move to more affordable towns with poorer school systems, less access to jobs and transportation and increased distance from friends and neighbors. Students drive up the cost of apartments and attend a school that could alleviate the current affordable housing crisis. My intention is not to assign blame, but to point out that we have a duty to do something to alleviate the problem we have helped create...
...yesterday—spending five hours teaching classes and meeting with teachers at the Jackson-Mann Elementary School in Allston—as part of the Boston Plan for Excellence’s Principal For A Day program. About 600 Kindergarten through 5th-grade students from 26 different countries attend the school...
...1960s—in the middle of Pusey’s tenure—Harvard modernized its central administration, bringing in vice presidents who did not attend the University and transforming it into something like a “modern corporation,” Keller says. But despite the changes in office structure, Pusey still opened his own mail every morning, according to Keller...