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...just 34.4 percent of its attempts from the field. In fact, it was the only category in which the Terriers held a substantial advantage over the Crimson. Harvard attempted 15 more field goals, shot seven more free throws, and committed seven fewer turnovers—but BU scored a crucial nine more points over 40 minutes. Harvard also out-rebounded BU 39-38, with nearly half (19) of those rebounds coming on the offensive glass.“I think any time a team shoots 61 percent from the three-point line, it’s going...
...think this is how it happened for me: inertia confused with principle. In those crucial transitional years, I never had the occasion to start drinking—and a persistent, visceral aversion to it has kept me dry ever since...
This fall’s successful Harvard State Fair and Harvard-Yale pep rally shared one crucial ingredient: support from the Dean’s Office.Though the Undergraduate Council (UC) contributed to the planning and funding of the pep rally, the event was thrown in conjunction with many student groups and the Dean’s Office, in what is increasingly becoming the model for large on-campus social events.And as the Dean’s Office devotes a growing amount of time and resources to the events, the UC is more and more divided over the question...
...clarity and attainability what it makes up for in concision and simplicity. For example, Grimeland and Hadfield propose a $10 million undergraduate investment plan, without presenting plans on how to achieve buy-in from the College. Their proposal to raise student-group-specific money from Harvard alums also lacks crucial specifics that would convince us of this plan’s feasibility. We are also worried by the candidates’ apparent carelessness in contacting the College administration, which they have not approached about the content and viability of their proposals. Their neglecting to do so, we feel, could well...
...previous afternoon.A graduate of Harvard College and Harvard Business School (HBS) who was actively involved as an alumnus at both institutions, Baker, 66, was the great-grandson of George F. Baker, a former president of the First National Bank of New York whose $5 million donation in 1924 was crucial to the construction of the HBS campus.News of Baker’s disappearance came as a shock to members of the HBS community. Baker had been a friend of the past two deans as well as current acting dean Jay O. Light and served on several committees, according...