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...change to contraceptives. But with his Fiscal Year (FY) 2006 budget, he has gone too far. If Congress approves the President’s budget, increases in federal funding for scientific research will come nowhere near to keeping up with inflation. In fact, the budgets of some federal agencies crucial in supporting research on the frontiers of science will be critically slashed...
...thefacebook.com to check out her options. Women seeking women are a rare but choice catch. The only question left: will she videotape her conquest and broadcast it to a national audience, hyping the final liplock months before it happens and then, finally, in the last five minutes of the crucial episode, pulling through with what turns out to be a really-not-that-satisfying finish...
Harvard will have to shore up its interior defense against Yale in order to exploit its size. In the two teams’ meeting in New Haven, Bulldogs forward Dominick Martin shot 5-for-8 from the floor and scored 10 crucial second-half points. Possibly the Ivy League’s best pure post scorer, the 6’10 Martin is second in the league with a .540 field goal percentage, and is coming off a 20-point performance on 10-of-12 shooting in Tuesday’s loss to Brown...
Holding a no confidence vote at this juncture would be antithetical to this crucial end. No matter the outcome of this vote, President Summers has the support of the Harvard Corporation, and he’s not going anywhere. We hope that all professors will realize that this is a tremendous moment of opportunity to reshape faculty-administration relationships that must not be overshadowed by the staging of such an irrational and emotional vote...
...series of questionable calls from the official against then-Trinity captain, Pat Malloy. Booth ended losing his match, which turned out to be a crushing blow for Harvard, as neither then-freshman Jason De Lierre nor James Bullock ’04 could get the Crimson a crucial fifth...