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...clear that Harvard was, too. Mann brushed himself off and came around to score on a two-base error by Yale outfielder Chris Elkins, helping the Crimson to an 11-1 win to sweep the doubleheader day. Just like that, after running into two costly outs and failing to defend a double-steal play in a 9-8, 11th-inning loss on Friday, Harvard had taken three of four from the Bulldogs and seized a full-game lead atop the Red Rolfe Division standings...
...seems like every year folks from East and West alike have to sing L.A.’s praises. East coasters point to the beaches, waves, temperatures that rarely drop into the 60s and wide-open spaces. And native Southern Californians often fanatically defend their home, usually relying on arguments that have something to do with how L.A. is so “laid back” or how living there is a “way of life, dude...
...guy” when questions of Protestant theology arose. I had to be on my toes continually: I read the Bible every day and worked to anticipate and research topics in advance to represent them correctly to my Catholic classmates. Because I always had to defend my faith, I left for college with Lutheran belief both in my heart and in my head...
Since most of the antibiotics used today are derived from plants and other organisms that use them to naturally defend themselves from infection, bacteria have had plenty of time to develop resistance to these chemicals, he said...
...Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) meeting in the April 9 issue of The Crimson might lead your readers to believe that I specifically raised a “divestment question,” and that I did it on my own (News, “Harvard Will Defend Rights”). To be exact, I read a statement co-signed by 28 senior members of the Harvard Faculty at large (the list includes two professors emeriti from FAS as well as a professor in the Divinity School). As reported in your April 4 issue, this statement did not call...