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Towards the end of a conversation I had with another Harvard grad and former Marshall Scholar, he remarked, "You spend four years at Harvard and then the rest of your life clinging to it." He recounted the challenges of being caught between living up to the Harvard name and constantly...
"Women's soccer has come so far, especially in the United States," Corkery said. "The U. S. has gotten so much support from the national team, and I think they'll get continual support. I definitely think the league will do well."
Among both Republican and Democratic students, though, there is a general feeling of frustration with continual recounts and court appeals, and a desire to finalize the election results.
"On a continual basis, we have people who are calling who are homeless, who are about to be evicted, who can't pay their rents," Wolf says.
Race walker BERNARDO SEGURA was elated after crossing the finish line in an Olympic-record-beating 20-km walk. What he didn't realize is that 400 m from victory, he committed his third "loss of continual contact with the ground"--an automatic out. Officials failed to reach him before...