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...hustle” and calling the game a “solid win.” The game was not flawless, though. “It’s still early,” Farrar said. “We’re giving up some situations that we don??t want to be giving up throughout the season...We’re still losing control of the ball.” But Balaraman minimized the damage. “Nikhil was there to clean up the mess on a couple of [the mistakes],” Farrar...
When asked about the Eagles’ accomplishments, Leone responded, “It’s great for BC. It gives us a better focus, but rankings don??t matter to me. They deserve it, they’re a great team...
...foreign languages.” Chaput added, “Given that Harvard is a training ground for people who will become some of the top specialists in their fields, it is essential that Harvard retain diversity in language offerings. Specialists can’t be specialists if they don??t know the languages of the areas they study.” Budget constraints have also affected language study beyond the classroom. Last week, The Crimson reported that free access to the Rosetta Stone language-learning software had been eliminated. The Language Resource Center will offer students, faculty...
...half hour on Thursday nights. “It will be an interesting mix because they will be playing dance music while we do our routines. We ourselves yell every time we kick... and we kick a lot,” Tran said. “I don??t think it will be a safety hazard—just an inconvenience,” he added. “But it will all work out because it has to.” Even outside club teams, several MAC staff have noted a general frustration with the reduced hours...
...beef up their resumes. Professor of Education Christopher J. Dede told the NY Times that technology could never match the “home runs” that human tutors can deliver. “With technology,” he told the paper, “we don??t aspire to home runs, but good solid angles.” Many of his colleagues at Harvard agree that though technology can be a valuable resource—helping to foster lively discussions both inside and outside of the classroom—it cannot replace the experience...