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...numbered players then took the court, with the outcomes proving similarly pleasing to Harvard. Crimson No. 3 and co-captain Shondip Ghosh led throughout his match and, in his own words, "didn't need to do much" to vanquish David Bauer by a tally of 15-8, 15-4, 15-4. Consequently, he focused on adding a few variations to his game, attempting to incorporate more deception into his play...
...line of Jeep strollers, set to roll out in March, joins a growing supply of ruggedly designed, off-road transportation for babies, including a stroller for the "rough road" market from Eddie Bauer. The Jeep strollers are the first to be named after an auto brand. "It seemed like a natural fit," says Gail Smith, marketing vice president for Chicago-based Kolcraft Enterprises, which licensed the Jeep name from parent company DaimlerChrysler. "They're geared to handle urban potholes," she notes. How about bumpy hills? "I don't know that you'd want to take a baby up a mountain...
...towards science initiatives, is a curious one. Self-evidently Robert R. Barker '36 and Sidney R. Knafel '52 (as well as many other generous alumns) were approached to help create the Barker Center for the Humanities and the Knafel Center for Government and International Studies before Charles T. "Ted" Bauer '42 was moved to provide the key gift for the new Life Sciences building. Even if there were a problem with differential funding among the disciplines, it could not be solved by taxing alums gifts in order to fund projects which our donors do not want to support. Development involves...
...Harvard experience. More than $200 million was raised for this purpose in the Campaign; $55 million was distributed for undergraduate scholarships last year, and we are aiming to raise enough endowment so that our need-blind admissions/need-based aid policies will be secured forever. Indeed, your readers should know that Bauer gave $2.75 million for undergraduate financial aid before his recent $25 million gift. Bauer has, in fact, a deep interest in undergraduate life, and he has taken the trouble to meet almost all the students whose education here has been made possible by his generosity...
...recent gift of $25 million from Charles T. "Ted" Bauer '42 to the University is a very generous gesture. As a result, a new Life Sciences Building will be built in 2002 and the Genomics Research Center, temporarily housed in a biology building, will soon have its own space. This donation serves two important purposes: It will keep Harvard on the cutting edge of genomics research and give prominent scientists a chance to pursue genetic cures for diseases...