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Some defended Kahn’s speech and the service’s political side as natural; Wellstone was a politician, after all, and he cared passionately about standing up for liberal values. And with an important election tomorrow, politics is on the tip of everyone??s tongue. But still, it is disturbing that the mourners could not put partisanship aside for four hours to pay their respects, and to allow others to do the same...
...experienced people apply for the position,” Mazzoleni said. “When I asked around the Harvard community—people who know the program over the last 15 years—to tell me the most competitive guys who played, McCann was No. 1 on everyone??s list. Not only that, but he’s one hell of a person. I felt we hit a home run when we hired...
Robert E. Shapiro ’72: We didn’t feel coerced, that we had to occupy University Hall. Many members of the administration encouraged debate. There was a huge movement to protect everyone??s right to speak...
...have over 100 letters and everyone??s been really enthusiastic,” said Rene H. Shen ’05. The AIDS coalition table ran out of ice cream long before the end of the festivities...
...know [the Tigers] are going to have a ton of fans there, and they’re going to be rowdy,” said junior co-captain Katie Hodel. “I think everyone??s looking forward to the atmosphere...