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...angry about it, because a Lindsay Hallion should be a leading candidate for that kind of award,” she adds. Hallion, a co-captain and the team’s senior point guard, is a do-everything contributor for the Crimson, running the offense and shredding defenses with a silky spot-up jumper.She’s just one of a bevy of threats for the Harvard offense, which led the Ivies with 67.7 points per game a year ago.Hallion’s backcourt mate, junior Emily Tay, has the offensive firepower to turn heads this season...
...Swager said that Jacobsen will be a major contributor to a new research center at MIT, the MIT-Novartis Center for Continuous Manufacturing, which is being funded by $65 million from Novartis Pharmaceuticals, a health care products company...
...going head to head. “We kept pushing each other every year, every summer, trying to get better,” Michael says. The brothers hope their unique chemistry can help revitalize a Crimson team that went 14-17-2 last year. Alex was a key contributor on that team and shared the George Percy Award as one of Harvard’s top rookies. Michael has also already begun establishing himself, scoring a goal in the Crimson’s preseason exibition contest. Despite the fact that they now play different positions, their similarities have not gone...
...researchers conducted the study by surveying a group of 18,000 women struggling with infertility on their lifestyle and diets. Chavarro said that there are many causes of infertility in women, including blocked fallopian tubes, which cannot be treated by strictly dietary and physical means. However, the most common contributor to female infertility—problems with ovulation—can often be abetted by these means, according to the study. Currently one in six couples struggle with infertility, and ovulatory problems have been diagnosed in 18 to 30 percent of those cases, according to the press release...
...there are few requirements intended to prevent such abuses. Campaigns are supposed to obtain home addresses, jobs and employers for everyone who gives more than $200, and to make "best efforts" to fill in missing information. Yet what they do with the data - or a contributor who fails to produce it - is left to their discretion. The Clinton camp did more than it was required to when it refunded a handful of contributions from its $380,000 fund-raiser in April. But the criteria for which contributions were returned and which were kept remains somewhat mysterious. Why did the Clinton...