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...births are incredible moments, but some are more momentous than others. When the citizens of the British colony of the Gold Coast gathered to witness the founding of their new nation a half-century ago, they carried not only their personal hopes and fears but the aspirations of a continent. As the first colony in sub-Saharan Africa to break away from its foreign master in the post-1945 era of independence, Ghana became the symbol of a land throwing off its shackles, the first breeze in what British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan would later dub "the wind of change...
...Mason explains. According to him, Sciences Po has several programs stateside. “Harvard was my first choice.”So what exactly drew Mason to Cambridge? “The prestige in Europe,” Mason explains, but the lure of exploring the historic east coast was also attractive. Boston winters aside, Mason says adjusting to life at Harvard wasn’t too difficult. Life on the campus is readily easy, Mason explains. “There’s a house, there’s tutors. It’s kind of a nanny...
...player foul out—showed the tension of the rivalry.Tay scored 17 points in the game, while Finelli added 14. Sophomore forward Emma Moretzsohn had a game-high four blocks for the Crimson.HARVARD 67, BROWN 41The Crimson shook off a slew of turnovers early in the game to coast to a 67-41 rout of Brown (4-20, 2-8) Friday night.Tay and Christiana Lackner led Harvard with 12 points apiece. Tay added eight assists, three rebounds, and three steals to fill out her box score.Seventeen first-half turnovers tell the story of the Crimson’s early...
...have been the paradigm of a Harvard male, stepping out the door of his final club.“It’s very much about the Ivy League,” Bartlett said of his Fall 2007 collection. “It’s about classic East Coast heritage, the button down and the cable-knit sweater, things that I remember from my fantasies about Harvard.”The collection pays homage to how Bartlett imagined Harvard students would dress before he arrived on campus as a freshman. Bartlett, who grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio, had visions...
...assertion that Iraq could have a nuclear weapon so soon? Did they not consider the possibility that removing Saddam Hussein from power might unleash a civil war among Iraq's intensely hostile ethnic groups? American voters need to understand what motivated those ayes in Congress. Elizabeth Terry Palm Coast, Florida...