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Isis, it’s true, made an error in inadequately protecting its archives, but it made an error no larger or more worthy of derision than errors we all make every day. We reply to all the recipients of an e-mail when we ought only reply to some, we accidentally reply to e-mails on which we were bcc’d, and even before there was e-mail we spoke about people behind their backs in places where their friends could have accidentally overheard...
...Crimson for bringing personal gossip into a public forum with insufficient regard to the feelings of its objects, and everyone else, myself included, who pointed a finger at Isis for making an honest mistake while failing to point one at those who were making a decidedly malicious error in judgment...
...faces in net tomorrow at the Bright Hockey Center. The Crimson’s Dov Grumet-Morris and the Big Green’s Dan Yacey both graduated last spring, and so neither team will have an entrenched starter between the pipes—but neither has room for error, either. Both ECACHL powerhouses want the leg-up that a season-opening win would bring.For Harvard, the loss of Grumet-Morris—who started almost four full seasons—created an opening in the starting lineup that a pair of backups could fill. While Grumet-Morris?...
...report to the Department of Education by October 15. The act aims to guide schools in balancing expenditures for men’s and women’s teams. But 41 schools, making up more than 34 percent of NCAA Division I-A athletic programs, reported at least one error in their 2003 and 2004 revenue and expense figures. The errors ranged in value from pocket change to a $34 million data-entry mistake by the University of Texas. However, Harvard’s reports have been error-free in previous years, according to director of communications for the Department...
...mistakes came despite a personnel change at returner. Sophomore Steven Williams, who had three fumbles in the past two games, was replaced by backup running back Neil Sherlock. It didn’t make much of a difference for the error-ridden Harvard return team. After a reverse on Princeton’s first play from scrimmage gave the Tigers a 72-yard touchdown and a 6-0 lead—the extra point was missed—the Crimson gave the ball right back when the kickoff bounced off freshman Glenn Dorris’ chest. Princeton?...