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...Frozen Four. But we have to get through a very, very tough New Hampshire team.” The Crimson meets No. 1 UNH for the third time this year, after the Wildcats swept a home-and-home series during the regular season. New Hampshire dealt Harvard its first shutout since 2001 in a 3-0 win in December, then downed the Crimson by a final count of 5-1 the following month. The scores, however, are deceiving; Harvard gave the Wildcats a much harder time in the second encounter, even on the road...
...Finally, Frost says, some people outside the military worry that if combat units are integrated, men and women may focus on each other—not on their mission. Although people in the military know this would not be an issue, Frost says, societal biases still have to be dealt with.But in Iraq, banning women from combat may be something of a moot point, according to Captain McKinney, who recently returned from Iraq. With insurgents attacking American soldiers on all sides, there is no clear front line in Iraq. McKinney, while traveling in a convoy, noted that a woman...
...some mistakes, but I think we all get back to telling a good story. If you look at some of the movies that came out this year, there were a couple special effects extravaganzas, but I think the movies that hit people closest to their hearts were films that dealt with morality and conscience and intolerance. None of [the best picture nominees] had special effects and this was an exceptional year in that sense. But it was also a year that brought us the last Star Wars,, one of the best Batman ever made; it brought us Narnia, the great...
...veto’ and everything to do with the cowardice of the culpable.”Cooper repeatedly told The Crimson that Bybee’s speech was not meant to elicit controversy, and that “Judge Bybee’s talk to the Federalist Society dealt exclusively with his experiences teaching constitutional law.”“This event did not deal in any way with Judge Bybee’s past government service with the DOJ,” Cooper said.But the Justice Department work was exactly what the human rights activists focused...
...making in Congress to allocate $100 million to Veteran Centers for the screening and treatment of PTSD. Cleland, who lost both legs and half an arm in 1968 when he was serving in the Vietnam War, took the stage with Kerry before the screening. Cleland said that while he dealt with the physical wounds, for a long time, he was unaware of the “hidden wounds” of PTSD. He said that he was now in the kind of counseling which he should have sought out “ages ago” and stressed that PTSD...