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...recent Ivy League history, probably due to the wide gulf between the good teams and the bad ones—I’m not naming names, ahem, Columbia, ahem, Dartmouth—refutes that. Last year, home teams were an even 14-14. The year before, a more robust...
...education means. The ability to make an informed choice is perverted into searching the CUE Guide for the most acceptable ratio between course difficulty and workload. Though it may sound unpopular, what we need is less freedom: We need a system like Columbia’s. The Columbia Core is a rigid requirement of ten arenas, concentrating portal courses in Literature Humanities, Contemporary Civilization, Frontiers of Science, Art Humanities, and even Physical Education. The rationale is obvious: There is a body of knowledge that each student must know before he or she can be fit to be called a graduate...
After regaining control of its championship destiny last weekend, the No. 18 Harvard football team (6-1-0, 3-1-0 Ivy) looks to continue its torrid display on defense against the Lions of Columbia (3-4-0, 0-4-0 Ivy) this Saturday at 12:30 p.m. at Harvard Stadium.Responding well from its heartbreaking defeat two weeks ago at Princeton, the Crimson defense stepped up and shut out the Dartmouth offense last Saturday, accumulating four sacks and holding the Big Green passing game to only 98 yards through the air. “After [the Princeton game...
After winning seven straight games, the Harvard men’s soccer team can clinch its first Ivy League title in 10 years on Saturday with a win over Columbia at Ohiri Field. Last Sunday, Harvard (12-4, 5-1 Ivy League) crushed Dartmouth for its fifth Ivy League victory of the season, putting destiny firmly in the hands of the Crimson. Harvard hosts Columbia (7-7-2, 0-4-2 Ivy) in its final game of the season in good standing to win the league title, which they can do outright with a victory or a Penn loss. Harvard?...
...said. “What this study provides is a possible reason, so you can allow [them] at least to have some closure, [to know] that it wasn’t something that they did.” Paterson also mentioned that the Dartmouth College of Medicine, Yale University, Columbia University, and the Children’s Hospital in San Diego are collaborating to develop a diagnostic test for babies at high risk of contracting SIDS, building off his recent research. But he warned against being too optimistic. “In terms of how close we are to that...