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...percent from the floor, including a scalding 62.5 percent before halftime. Harvard, despite that statistic, actually held a 40-37 halftime lead. But by the intermission, the momentum of the game was already pointing in the Bulldogs direction. Harvard led by as many as 13 with eight minutes gone by??thanks mostly to a sterling offensive half from senior center Brian Cusworth, who dropped in 17 points in the period. But a late Yale run, combined with a technical foul assessed to Harvard coach Frank Sullivan in protest of a non-foul call on freshman point guard Drew...
...also appointed to serve on the ad hoc committee that advised Radcliffe Dean Drew G. Faust and former President Neil L. Rudenstine on the formation of the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study—a committee which, according to Faust, provided “a compass to steer by?? for the institute...
...mind. “Violence is the thing that my character is valued for, and the thing his country values him for, and he’s not valued for anything else,” he said. “After having turned every ethical law that society abides by??turned all of that on its head—some people, not all, find it very difficult to turn that off again.”“Who wants to give up what your valued for? But when it conflicts with other loyalties that you have, you?...
...would have thought that students would be so nostalgic for Loker Commons? The lunchtime scene in the Memorial Hall transept makes us suddenly more appreciative of Fly-By??s former location. The current situation—which will have to last a few more months—is untenable, and the College should make a few simple arrangements to make flying by a more civil experience...
...College Harry R. Lewis ’68 pointed out in a letter to The Crimson, the transept is a memorial to those Harvardians who lost their lives fighting for the Union in the Civil War. Using it to serve food is disrespectful. We suggest that Fly-By??s serving area be moved to a compact space at the back of Annenberg Hall, near the statues of John Winthrop and John Adams, a location that would allow upperclassmen to enter and exit Fly-By through Annenberg’s rear doors...