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...professionals in the developing world, Akunyili brings an almost messianic zeal to her work. "Drug faking or counterfeiting is the greatest evil of our time," she says. "Malaria can be prevented, HIV/AIDS can be avoided and armed robbery may kill a few at a time, but fake drugs kill en masse...
...signs of brilliance, but we have to be consistent.” In the second frame, Penn took the first two points and never relinquished its cushion. Though the Crimson came close to tying the score several times, the Quaker defense limited Harvard to a .078 hitting percentage en route to a 30-23 victory. Feeding off its momentum, Penn took advantage of five Crimson errors to open up a 10-6 lead in game three. Despite making many runs, Harvard never cut the margin to less than three and eventually fell, 30-26. Harvard will travels to Ithaca...
...that the system of restrictions does not unfairly treat those who genuinely need to eat at River dining halls.Interhouse restrictions have been implemented across campus for a variety of reasons. Eliot House decided to impose restrictions because the House was swamped at dinner, mostly with athletes who ate there en masse on the way back from practice. Lowell, on the other hand, was closed after the dining hall staff reported that they were overworked and could not handle the immense volume of meals.Regardless of why they are imposed, these restrictions are necessary for two reasons. First, Harvard runs 14 dining...
...lead, but the Bulldogs answered with a run of their own, rattling off six kills to tie it at 16 apiece.The Crimson took an 18-16 lead on a kill by Turley-Molony, but Yale responded with four in a row to take the lead and keep it en route to a 30-24 win.Harvard did not fare any better in the second frame. Though the Crimson got as close as 6-5, kills from Courtney Hall and Renee Lopes and key Crimson hitting errors ensured that the Bulldogs never trailed in the 30-18 victory...
...Crimson looks to compete at the Collegiate Water Polo Association Northern Championships to be held at MIT. HARVARD 11, FORDHAM 7 In the nightcap, the Harvard offense took center stage, jumping out quickly to a 7-2 lead over the Rams that the Crimson would never relinquish en route to an 11-7 win. Nine different players scored for Harvard, with junior Michael Garcia and sophomore Michael Byrd each tallying a pair. “We were just motivated to take Fordham out of the game right from the get-go,” Voith said...