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...more Harvard professors get involved, this site could be an even stronger resource for enhancing students’ understanding in many classes—without cutting corners. A forum of education that professors and students can both agree on? Now, there’s a Harvard solution even Pilbeam can??t take away...
...noting that the media backlash is actually a positive indication of being in the spotlight. “I think he made the right decision,” Kaplan says. “He wrote a New York Times bestseller that ended up being made into a Hollywood blockbuster. Can??t say he did anything wrong.” In spite of this controversy, or perhaps because of it, there is a growing interest in blackjack. Irvine has an HBO drama series and a reality show currently in development. Kaplan, who has been retired from blackjack for decades...
...Bottled Water Taste Test” to see if there was a noticeable difference in taste between Cambridge tap water and expensive brand-named bottled water. Students performed poorly, to the jubilation of the EAC and REP student representatives. “It’s pretty clear people can??t taste the difference between tap and bottled water,” said Zachary C. Arnold ’10, EAC co-chair and Eliot House REP representative. “Tap water ecologically makes the most sense by far.” A REP publicity e-mail...
...human and civil rights, nullified their citizenship, and seized their property. My grandmother was separated from her family, but many other Jews were tortured, murdered, detained, and expelled. The once-thriving Jewish communities of these Muslim countries that had existed for 2,500 years are now gone. My grandparents can??t return to their former home, and it is unsafe for me to travel to Syria, the place of origin of much of my family heritage, and a place where Jews are still unwelcome. It is important to remember the tragedy of the Jewish refugees as the students...
...gods and have a little meeting,” Walsh said. “We keep shaking our heads wondering when that bad hop is going to come, when that bloop is going to fall. Every time we make a mistake, it seems the other team capitalizes. We just can??t get our breaks.”The Crimson got on the scoreboard first when freshman Sean O’Hara drove in captain Matt Vance with a triple in the fourth inning. O’Hara had a solid day overall, as he knocked two base hits...