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...Albany.” Not only does that rink play home to the final four weekend of the ECAC tournament—which the Crimson has made for six straight years—but Harvard played its regional opener there two seasons ago. This will be the senior class??s 10th contest on that ice—more than any surface save Harvard’s Bright Hockey Center...
...favor social change far more than the voters of Missouri. But Harvard students have two distinctive characteristics that limit their tolerance for rapid change. First, students who make it to Harvard have done pretty well with the status quo. We’re not all wealthy and upper class??though a lot of us are—but we’ve all found some way to make the system work for us. Second, we all came to the oldest and best known school in the country. Harvard, to thousands of undergrads and billions around the world, stands...
...matter. Knowing that History 10a is the bête noire of a pedagogical regime that becomes less fact-based and more esoteric with each passing year, where specialization is the name of the game, is more than enough to understand why the class??s fate is sealed...
...complete. Understandably, the IRC and other basement-dwelling groups are peeved at being kicked out of their central locations and forced to move to the distant suburb that is the Quad. They complain that the conversion of their basement offices into, among other things, social space for the freshman class??as has been announced—is both wrongheaded and unnecessary...
...assignment for the class??s final project entailed using an object found in a Cambridge location designated by a dart hurled at a map of the city. Bloomfield followed her dart to Lee Street, between Harvard and Central Squares, only to find that her high school musical director was outside his house, tending to his lawn. She took a grass feed bag back as her object, but she also reconnected with her old acquaintance...