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...Seven Deep Springs transfers currently count themselves as members of the undergraduate student body. While the admissions office does not keep tallies of transfer students’ schools of origin, the number does not appear to be an aberration. Figures cited in The Crimson in 2000 counted eight Deep Springs émigrés in the classes...
Officially, the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission has thus far released results for 131 out of the parliament's 210 seats. According to that preliminary count, Mugabe's Zanu-PF won 64 seats, while the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) won a total of 67. But five of those opposition seats went to a splinter faction that has broken off from the MDC and its leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, Mugabe's main rival...
This intersection of populism and accuracy in the 2008 Tournament makes the outcome particularly infuriating to experts. Anyone with the ability to count could have predicted the Final Four. In fact, Kelly Evans ’10 did just that, and picked the higher seed in every single game. She’s currently in third place out of 115 entries in the Harvard Sports Analysis Collective’s pool. (This puts her 24 places ahead of yours truly. Ever the non-conformist, I spiced up my bracket with a two seed, Duke, and a three seed, Louisville...
...Crimson ace Madick in the circle, Princeton unloaded two home runs—one and three-run shots. The dingers ended Madick’s outing as Black came in to pitch a scoreless game the rest of the way.“I was getting behind in the count,” Madick said. “When you get behind in the count against good hitters it is hard to throw strikes and you’re trying to come back with strikes...and they capitalize.” Harvard got on the board in the second thanks...
...back of the net just 14 seconds into a power play. The tally ended the second-period scoring frenzy. Pelle capped off the scoring with a late third-period goal as he found the net with just 2:36 left to play. However, Harvard couldn’t count itself as the night’s victor quite yet. The Big Red removed Scrivens from the net with 2:18 left in the third, forcing the Crimson to play defense for the rest of the game in order to kill off the six-on-four penalty play. Although Cornell outshot...