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...work hard. I took out loans, but I recognized that those loans would pay off later in the game of life. But in terms of going out for those top-shelf players, Stanford gives out scholarships, Duke too. But that always is going to be a challenge??that Harvard will have to compete on an equal footing with those schools. Having said that, I still think that there is enough good talent out there for Harvard to be able to compete effectively. If you look at Princeton, even going back as far as the Bill Bradley days...
Probably not. Instead, Lopez is focusing on another challenge??law school...
...momentum-building win was crucial for Harvard as it looks ahead to the next challenge??its Ivy opener against Brown next Wednesday. Last year, when the Crimson posted its worst Ivy finish ever at seventh place, sixth-place Brown was at least one league foe it felt it should have surpassed...
...name encapsulates the essence of his work, but due to his birth by caesarean section three months prematurely, Keret’s does. Because of his unusual birth—doctors said he would be still-born—they named him Etgar, which means “challenge?? in Hebrew. His last name means “big city.” So his full name means “urban challenge.” “They can name sneakers after me,” Keret jokes...
...name encapsulates the essence of his work, but due to his birth by caesarean section three months prematurely, Keret’s does. Because of his unusual birth—doctors said he would be still-born—they named him Etgar, which means “challenge?? in Hebrew. His last name means “big city.” So his full name means “urban challenge.” “They can name sneakers after me,” Keret jokes...