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...rentals. Additionally, the club would split the costs of renting a plane among members. The ranks of the trained-but-unable (as well as the untrained, wannabe Tom Cruises a la “Top Gun”) are sizeable. Beica received 72 responses to a mass introductory e-mail he sent over House lists. “I’m looking forward to getting inside any kind of flying device,” says Benjamin C. Woodruff ’08, a student who is new to aviation and hopes to join the club once it takes...
...echoes Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s (D-Nev.) proposal, which was withdrawn in July after vocal opposition from universities and across the country. Wendy Seltzer ’96, a fellow at Harvard Law School’s Berkman Center for Internet & Society, wrote in an e-mail that such legislation could “limit academic freedom” because existing software cannot distinguish between legal and illegal downloading, and would place pressure on universities. “It would require them to allocate resources at the bidding of the entertainment industry, to report on work...
...degree and doctorate in economics from Oxford. “He was someone who the younger members of the team looked up to,” William C. Kennish ’89, a teammate of Carney on the junior varsity ice hockey team, said in a statement e-mailed from London. “He was an excellent player who enjoyed his hockey but also was highly intelligent and focused on his studies.” According to Michael G. A. Grace ’68, who interviewed him for Harvard, Carney’s varsity career was limited...
...Faced with this now-mandated vacation, I embraced it. I spent my spring term writing (drinking), reading (smoking cigarettes), and exercising (moving, slightly). I visited my brother in Vegas and saw LeBron James. I passive-aggressively quarreled with my roommates from my new apartment over e-mail. I started a blog. I wrote in it, once...
...coming together, what the recruiting class looks like, what he expects as practices start this Friday.And I came away from the interview with one thing on my mind: I can only hope that Harvard’s student body believes in Harvard as much as Tommy does.In an e-mail to the H-Club, dated last Oct. 4th, Amaker let his conviction be heard—to the 200 or so students subscribed to the list.“WE NEED YOU!!!” Amaker says, aptly utilizing the tri-exclamation point approach to bolster his point...