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...unclear whether Harvard would take any measures to boost security here. Harvard University Police Department spokesman Steven G. Catalano wrote in an e-mail that it “is the policy of the HUPD not to discuss anything specific in regards to security on our campus...
After a tough loss to Brown last Thursday, the Harvard women’s water polo team needed the pair of victories that it picked up Saturday in New York against Queens and Utica to boost its morale. That’s not all the wins were good for, though. In winning its last two games, the Crimson secured a No. 3 seed for itself in next weekend’s Northern Division Championship that will be played in New London, Conn. “We can get them close, but the kids have to take it the last mile...
...number of centrifuges Iran is actually running matters, because the central question of concern to the West is whether Iran has attained the requisite centrifuge know-how necessary to make bombs or is exaggerating its nuclear activity to boost its negotiation position. Analysts in Tehran believe the answer lies somewhere in between. "While I think the president's announcement was mostly important from a propaganda and political standpoint," said Saeed Laylaz, a former government official and analyst, "that doesn't mean the centrifuge goal is not reachable." He believes it is quite possible 2,000 centrifuges have been installed...
...huge ensemble cast, political satire, unresolved side plots, self-slander, sex, finance, and mutton chops (I could go on), the duo’s penultimate Savoy opera is a work that would lend itself to variation after variation. But until the show’s reputation gets the boost it deserves, the Harvard-Radcliffe Gilbert and Sullivan Players’ (HRG&SP) new production of “Utopia, Limited,” directed by Jeremy R. Steinemann ’08 (an incredible debut) and produced by Ryder B. Kessler ’08 and Benjamin T. Morris...
...said Douglass of the discarded dinner. “I think it was a mistake. We probably should’ve had one anyway. That angered a lot of people. From there it was kind of a downward spiral.” In order to boost funding through membership fees, the Society’s board thought of contacting other Harvard graduate schools. But according to Douglas, “seeing how the [School of Education] is a majority female school and one of the big draws of the Inn is the bar and not many girls will join...