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...were not Jewish by heritage. Students from other schools, including Barnard College and Wellesley College, were also accepted for the trip. “I am fascinated by the mix of students: students who are involved at Hillel, other students who have a bit of a foot in the door, and some that don’t have a relationship to Hillel,” said Simon. Talya J. Brettler ’08, an active member of the Hillel community, said the group will be travelling through different cities and staying at youth hostels. “Most...
...this anxiety is frequent displays of contempt for the institution. We pee (figuratively) on things all the time: we skip classes, we are contemptuous of the entire education system, and we constantly bemoan the inadequacy of the social life. Peeing on John Harvard is like walking through the front door of your final club while everyone else has to wait outside. It’s what this place is all about...
...held true again. Harvard began to close once more, and this time the Blue Devils did not have their nearly 20-point cushion to blunt the attack. A 15-4 Harvard run, begun by captain Jim Goffredo’s first field goal of the game, on a back door cut to the hoop, and ended by his first and last three-point field goal, tied the score at 48 and let the Blue Devils know that they were no longer in control of the contest.Harvard held CCSU to 11-of-30 shooting from the floor in the second half...
...even a safe bet. Many Japanese players are less of a force on this side of the Pacific. Matsuzaka may become synonymous with the international mega-flop and could destroy the American market for Japanese players. No general manager would risk paying significant money for another export. Closing the door between Japan and America would be a big step back from the increased internationalization of recent years, which culminated in the celebrated March 2006 World Baseball Classic...
...lead among the FAS office buildings with 220 signatories and a 55 percent participation rate. Green Living Representatives from the College, the Business School, and the Law School promoted energy conservation by advertising sustainability programs in House dining halls, sending e-mails over open lists, and implementing a door-to-door advertising campaign, said Philip W. Kreycik ’06, the HGCI undergraduate program manager...