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Dining diversity eliminates the need for actually conversing with a wide range of classmates, people with whom a student may not have much in common--at least not at first gulp. With dining options closely resembling a "cruise ship," Harvard undergraduates can indeed cruise in and cruise out without ever docking for more than a quick fill...
...list of departed stars was midfielder Emily Stauffer--arguably the best player ever to don a Harvard uniform. Stauffer steered the Crimson offense throughout her career, compiling the most assists in school history with 36, and earned two Ivy League Player of the Year awards along with four NSCAA/Umbro All-America selections...
Harvard played its heart out all season long, leaving everything it had on the field before finally falling. With all of its accomplishments, the 1999 Harvard women's soccer team exceeded the expectations of even the biggest optimist, leaving a legacy that no disappointing end could ever tarnish...
...version of the Harvard women's soccer team will not be greeted with the high expectations that were heaped upon the squad last year. The squad has graduated one of the most successful classes in the history of the program, which included possibly the best player to ever wear the Crimson, Emily Stauffer...
...TIME environmental editor Charles Alexander. "With the thinning of the ice layer, there are so many signs of global warming that it only makes sense to take some action." One step for Congress: ratifying the emissions-control standards of the 1997 Kyoto Treaty. The measure has been stalled there ever since President Clinton signed it two years ago; the news from up north could be one more bit of ammo for proponents. And with scientists expecting the temperature to grow another 3.5 degrees over the next century, Congressional opponents could find their arguments on thin...