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...Creating one’s own publications Harvard people like reading about themselves (see #8) and there’s no easier way to accomplish this than writing about Harvard...and themselves. What better way to accomplish this than through semi-legitimate student publications bound to be read by at least two people—the editor’s mother and father (often also the publication’s main financial backers...
...gone-Club Soccer team, witnessed the team’s transition. While Segal did not feel that the Athletic Department was “actively” trying to eliminate the JV program, he says, “for them, it’s definitely easier to have club sports than JV.”It’s this passive yet decidedly exclusive atmosphere that now dominates the status of non-varsity sports—an atmosphere that has been greeted by an overwhelming amount of responses from athletes across the board. BIG SPENDINGHarvard departments trying to save money...
...Elsie Taveras of Harvard Medical School, referring to parents' tendency to pick up their children or bring them into the family bed to help them sleep. "But if you approach it differently - 'I am not even going to start my child making these sleep associations' - it's much easier to prevent [future problems...
...sixth of the full Faculty be present for any “binding votes” to occur. If the new legislation were adopted, the figure would be lowered to one-eighth. And, according to Ryan, the members of the docket committee would be able to sit a little easier in their seats. But despite Ryan’s optimism, Engineering professor Frederick H. Abernathy, a long-time member of the Faculty who said he has only been to one meeting so far this academic year, had his own idea about how to deal with the problem...
...Harvard men’s tennis team opened its Ivy League campaign in fine form this weekend, notching two road wins that were identical in score but opposite in feel. The No. 43 Crimson (10-6, 2-0 Ivy) made easier work of Cornell (5-10. 0-2) on Friday than the 4-3 outcome indicates, thanks to a dominant doubles lineup and strong play at the top of the singles lineup. Saturday’s match against reigning league champion Columbia (7-5, 2-1), by contrast, was about as close as a match can be. Harvard beat...