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CORRECTION: Due to an editing error, the April 11 news article “ ‘Engaged’ Faust Meets With Student Leaders” incorrectly attributed remarks to Vivek G. Ramaswamy ’07. Ramaswamy said only that Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71 shared “a lot of agreement about student sentiment” with students on the student advisory committee to the presidential search. Ramaswamy did not say that Gross disagreed with the report’s suggestion that the College increase diversity within its ranks. Gross...
...rally got going in the third, with the game tied 0-0, and did not let up until 12 batters later. Freshmen Lauren Murphy got things started when, with the bases loaded, she knocked a line drive through the Holy Cross shortstop’s legs, a costly error that scored two runs. The following two batters, junior Danielle Kerper and freshmen Jessica Pledger, each drove in a run before Winkeller capped off the inning with her three run blast. The bottom of the fourth inning was more of the same, as the Harvard offense lit up the Crusaders...
...second matchup. But neither team seemed close to last spring’s championship form, and, in the frigid temperatures, neither team seemed able to really heat up. The weather made for a tough day in the field for both teams, as the doubleheader featured a combined 10 errors. The Crimson also came out cold at the plate, perhaps due to its week away from live pitching—its midweek game against Holy Cross was postponed twice due to snow. “The cold has an effect, but it’s on both teams—that?...
...important when writing humor. I’ve heard other humor writers describe their Flow as having the feeling that everything you write is funny and fits seamlessly into the piece as a whole. I consider myself experiencing Flow when I have written two consecutive sentences without a spelling error...
...food, which typically does not contain wheat gluten, is another reason some authorities question whether melamine is the real culprit. Bruce Friedrich, Vice President of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has urged the FDA to test for excessive levels of vitamin D; last year a manufacturing error led to too much of the vitamin in Royal Canin pet food, causing kidney failure and death in several animals. But Goldstein says excessive vitamin D is unlikely, since blood tests would show high calcium levels, which haven't been found. Says an FDA spokesman: "Our analysis of the premix...