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...alleviate issues of self-segregation. While these were indeed honorable aims, the evidence we’re surrounded with on a daily basis suggests that perhaps randomization was not the wisest method of achieving these goals. In fact, it may have even been counterproductive. In many cases, once students enter the Houses—rather than happily intermingling with everyone in the house, sharing insights on cultural and extracurricular experiences—they are likely to be content with socializing within the tiny insular unit of their blocking group. And if anyone does bother to venture outside that special group...
...power play. Five of the Crimson’s six goals against Cornell came with the man advantage, and the Big Red had previously killed 26 consecutive chances. Moreover, Harvard has scored at least two power-play goals in three straight games. Meanwhile, the Bears (26-11-2) enter their eighth straight tournament appearance and boast the best penalty kill in the country (89.7 percent). “Maine has really good special teams,” junior defenseman Dylan Reese said. “[They have] one of best power plays in the country as well as penalty kill...
...locker room—they’re very strong personalities,” Crimson coach Ted Donato ’91 says of the departed leaders. “It’s tough to replace guys like that.” Enter Jack Christian and Brian McCafferty. As soon as they set foot in the Yard, they were handed freshman assignments more daunting than any Expos paper: take over the positions of two of the most skilled Crimson defensemen in recent memory, and make the transition smoothly and quickly enough to keep the team competitive down the stretch...
...institutionally assumed that most people are straight.Surely, students are overwhelmingly in favor of co-ed housing. But, frankly, why should their opinions really matter? With each matriculating freshman class, I am struck not by the maturity of these 18 year-olds, but by the youthfulness they exhibit. Many enter the gates after living under parents’ roofs and rules, and they promptly go wild. Looking around at my classmates, there are parallels to what Supreme Court Justice Samuel A. Alito saw at Princeton decades ago: “Some very smart people and very privileged people behaving irresponsibly...
...little worried, but only because there was this random person walking around,” she said. “I wasn’t sure what was going on.” Although almost every door in Cabot requires a swipe card, Zhang said that many students enter unchecked through the dining hall. “There are a ton of students who get off the shuttle and go into Cabot. It would be really easy to come in that way,” she said. “You’re so preoccupied with what you have...