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...address the long term impacts of athletics on the heart. “In the long-term plan, we will see if most of the changes of the heart are in place by the time athletes arrive to college,” added Baggish. Harvard running back Clifton G. Dawson ’07, who is training for the NFL draft, said heart was the bedrock of competition. “During the course of the game, there are so many high points and low points, you need a strong heart to be able to focus and give it your...
...Internet,” was number one on Wired Magazine’s list of university class podcasts last fall. While recordings of sermons have been accessible from the church’s Web site for two years, podcasts allow for access from remote locations, Debra A. Dawson, assistant to the Harvard Chaplains and the Harvard University Board of Ministry, wrote in an e-mail. According to Schoolmaster, one alum even downloaded sermons onto his iPod prior to deployment in the armed forces. “You never know what people want—church is a very personalized institution...
...oddball spirit of the Spirit Awards, several unusual musical numbers kept attendees' toes tapping. Taylor Dane sang a tribute to Little Miss Sunshine to the tune of "We Are Family,": "Screwed up family/Such dysfunctionality" and Rosario Dawson performed an ode to Half Nelson to the melody of "Son of a Preacher Man,": "The only one who reached out to me/ Was a crack-headed teacher man." By the show's the end, the sun was just sinking on the Pacific Ocean, leaving independent-minded revelers enough time to party and still get their pre-Oscar beauty sleep...
...part rock musician, part comedian, part (hopefully victorious) reality TV star. According to a source at Ivygate.com, “He’s nerdy, but in that hipster way so all the girls would do him anyway.” ScarJo Hook-Up odds: 4:1 Clifton G. Dawson Jr. ’07: Scarlett’s ex, Josh Hartnett, played on his high school’s football team. If she likes them athletic, perhaps she’ll want to score with Harvard’s star running-back. Plus, you know he?...
...spectacle than sport, it’s nice to be confident that I’ll be able to watch the next crop of spectacular Harvard athletes hone their skills through four years of trials, and not just on the playing fields. Take, for instance, the case of Clifton Dawson, the Crimson’s most-hyped big-sport athlete in recent memory. The holder of every relevant Harvard rushing record transferred to Harvard during his freshman year because “I wanted to get the best education I could get.” As a result, Crimson football...