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After excelling in her harrowing, globe-trotting adventure, friends say nothing seems to faze Peljto or disrupt her friendly demeanor, even the pressures of life as a student-athlete at Harvard...
...fear that the integration of the Bureau and UHS will irreparably disrupt and damage the intricate ecosystem of Harvard’s community in ways that may be hard for the Administration to anticipate,” the letter said...
...service to arrest or deport them and allow the agency to sift through materials left in their apartments. In many cases, the CIA didn't know 'exactly what each person was doing,' says an intelligence official, 'just that he was doing something with a terror organization, so we should disrupt...
Freshman Dylan McCrory played with the first team throughout the first half and looked to be in sync with his linebacker mate, Everett. Meanwhile, sophomore Gary Garcia looked equally impressive, frequently breaking through the line on blitz packages to disrupt the quarterback...
First among the issues raised by computer services is that an improperly configured access point could potentially disrupt network connectivity to nearby dorm residents. This is true; however, such spuriously operating devices are easy to track down, and in fact even under the current no-access point policy are occasionally taken off the network. Furthermore, Harvard policy already permits the installation of wired routers, which carry exactly the same risks if poorly configured. The remaining two possibilities, that student-run wireless equipment might interfere with the College’s own such gear, and that improperly configured access-points might...