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Eliot enthusiasts burst into whoops as crowd favorite designer/model Maya E. Frommer ’07 sashayed down the runway clad in a business-meets-Tokyo-nights ensemble. “Maya only had one hour for each 24th of this dress,” quipped Kollmer. Weak laughter ensued...
...recruiting program, according to Associate Director of the Office of Career Services Robin E. Mount. This number has a tendency to fluctuate slightly as the business world goes through changes; there’s been a two-percent dip in participation since the dot-com bubble burst...
...warm weather and summertime leisure give way to frosty winter and a swirl of activity, Harvard students can still look forward to a burst of frozen-yogurt flavor...
Consider the scene inBoikarabelo, South Africa. It's 10 o'clock in the morning in this village outside Johannesburg, home to some 300 children, many of whom have lost their parents to AIDS. Time for recess is approaching. After hours of morning instruction, the children are ready to burst forth into the schoolyard--eager to run, jump and take a spin on the merry-go-round...
...first game of the ECACs, the Crimson started off well against Princeton but could not keep up with the Tigers in the long run. By halftime, the Harvard trailed 8-4. After the half, three goals in three minutes brought the Crimson within one. The small offensive burst was not enough to shift the momentum, as Princeton remained comfortably in the lead for the remainder of the game. “We played very solidly right out of the gate against Princeton,” said Harvard head coach Erik Farrar. “In crunch time, there were...