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...that same Bulldog team that upset that nationally-ranked Colgate squad this weekend fell the week before to lowly Cornell. How can you go from losing to a school that hadn’t beaten anyone in a calendar year to defeating a team that played in last year’s I-AA national title game? Welcome to Ivy League Football...
...There's a bedrock core of humanity. We have the same pompousness that needs to be punctured," says Robert Mankoff, the cartoon editor of the New Yorker and creator of the iconic cartoon in which a man is looking at his calendar while on the phone saying, "No, Thursday's out. How about never - is never good for you?" Mankoff spent two years collecting every cartoon ever printed in the magazine, which meant rounding up old issues from storage facilities in Queens and Illinois. "I'm offering $10 for any cartoon we missed, $20 if you just shut up about...
My.Harvard also appears to have some staying power. Once course shopping ends, there are many other reasons for Harvard students to continue using the portal. Students can access their employee payroll stubs, use the improved calendar function to keep an online schedule and easily navigate important Harvard websites. These features will likely be enough to sustain student loyalty to the site...
...organizations on campus—not just official College business—to disseminate information. There are more improvements to the portal that could truly cement my.Harvard’s usefulness: chief among them a way for student organizations to automatically add events and meetings to the calendars of their members. If Harvard students could specify the student organizations to which they belong, the announcements and calendar entries they receive could be customized for each student. Student groups already appoint members to run their mailing lists. Why not give those same people the power to add student group events...
...employed by everyone. Let's remind one another that humor, passion and the ability to view aging as a valuable source of knowledge helps us all. We should not approach growing old with thoughts of darkness, withdrawal and rejection. We need to enjoy living, no matter what our calendar years. DAVID A. SORBER, M.D. Madison...