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...night. You’re curled up in the common room, attempting to plow through a bottomless coursepack for 9 a.m. section tomorrow. But it’s no use—that thumping bass won’t let you concentrate. Clearly, your roommates are starting the weekend early??that is, your invisible roommates on the other side of the fire door...
...Spencer’s immersion in higher education began early??her father served as president of Mary Baldwin College in Staunton, Va. from 1957 to 1968 and Davidson College in North Carolina from...
After starting the year with 16 road games, the Crimson finally returned to Cambridge, where it cruised past Saint Peter’s in its first game at Soldiers Field. The hosts got on top early??taking a commanding 5-1 lead in the bottom of the first, and never looked back...
...short run, that we could see somewhat fewer applicants because some might not want to wait, opting instead for a binding early decision program elsewhere. And some may be admitted to a non-binding early action program and become convinced they wish to attend their “early?? college despite being admitted later to Harvard, reducing our yield...
...young people about the global community”—referring to young pollees’ confidence that the UN and international cooperation are more effective means of conflict resolution than unilateral action by the United States. Della Volpe warned, however, that it was “awfully early?? to assume a candidate’s likelihood of winning. Of those polled by the IOP, 42 percent said they would “definitely” vote in a primary or caucus, 61 percent said they would “definitely” vote in the general...