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...Sept. 2004. Barrios, who has been state senator since 2003, also emphasized the need for reforms in domestic violence prosecution and prevention. He said that halfway houses for domestic offenders can serve to protect victims while keeping the offenders, who often provide financial support to victims, in the workplace. Eric P. Lesser ’07, the president of the Dems, said that Barrios’ focus on domestic violence was vital. “In the rhetoric you hear, there is attention on glitzy and sexy crime issues and no attention is paid to domestic violence...
...Leaf Clover”—Metallica. I listened to this song before basketball games in high school. It made me feel a lot tougher than I actually am. 2) “My Father’s Eyes”—Eric Clapton. Clapton is sick at guitar, but this song is a little emo. 3) “Say Goodbye”—Dave Matthews Band. This is just Dave being his drunken, pot-smoking, sex-fiend self. 4) “Jigga What”—Jay-Z. No seriously?...
...political policy, but in contrast to Dewey’s comments, many are quick to say that religion does influence their political beliefs. “Religion is a personal and private matter that does and should color people’s perception of politics,” says Eric P. Lesser ‘07, president of the Harvard College Democrats. Lesser says that his Judaism is especially important to him, and that Jewish values, such as tzedekah (justice or charity), tikkun olam (healing the world), and mitzvah (God’s moral commandments), make him a Democrat.The Dems...
...opened the day with a record performance in the 200 medley relay, as Cromwell, Rathgeber, freshman Bill Jones, and sophomore Pat Quinn combined to finish in 1:27.67—setting a new team and meet record. The Crimson continued to dominate, winning the next three events. Freshman Eric Lynch snagged first in the 1000-yard freestyle, finishing only 0.03 seconds ahead of Princeton’s Robert Griest. Sophomore Sam Wollner also finished fifth. “There’s just one gear for [Lynch] when he swims, and it’s not often that...
...game wore down to the close. In the first game, the Crimson found itself in early holes of 7-3 and 10-5, but fought back to take a brief 17-16 lead on a kill from sophomore Jordan Weitzen. But kills from Springfield’s Frederickson and Eric Palombo allowed the Pride to pull away and finish the game comfortably. “We’re probably the best in the league at coming back on teams, but that’s not enough if you start down like we did tonight,” McKiernan said...