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...Last I tuned in, no one watches network television on Friday nights. Either Fox is letting seven-year-olds program its schedule, or “Jezebel James” was dead in the water before it even got a chance. And that’s a waste of everyone??s energy and time: Sherman-Palladino’s, the actors’, the crew’s, and most of all, the viewers’.A little experiment: Try watching the first three episodes of any comedy you consider worthwhile. Chances are, they?...
...first and second men in Walsh’s rotation, each pitched an inning of middle relief. One of the afternoon’s bright spots was senior Taylor Meehan, who made his first appearance after midseason surgery and pitched a scoreless ninth and tenth.“Everyone??s been pitching well with our staff facing a lot of injuries,” Walsh said. “Credit those seniors for coming back and wanting the ball.” Eight of the nine seniors on Harvard’s roster saw time in their last...
...thought the acceptance rate for normal applicants was small... think again. In comparison to the record low 7.1 percent rate this year, acceptance for transfers is miniscule (traditionally, about five percent). So really, transfers probably wouldn’t have gotten in anyway, and Pilbeam is just saving everyone??s time and energy, not to mention a lot of seniors’ sanity...
...frequently hear muttering about how unfair it is that Harvard is admitting legacies over equally—or even more—qualified candidates. Anti-legacyism is the last acceptable prejudice. These underqualified, overprivileged, moderately pasty folk need to stop slipping over the admissions border and stealing everyone??s slots. Or so the argument goes.Harvard’s admitted tendency to “take a second look” at legacy applicants continues to rouse periodic furors. After so many rejections—over 20,000 this year alone—Harvard has gotten pretty good...
...League championships in two weeks. Despite this short introduction to the spring season, the team has demonstrated critical poise so far. “Considering we’ve only had three weeks of practice, people are playing really well,” Kabasakalis said. “Everyone??s feeling good about their swing,” Hazlett added. With Ivies looming, Harvard will look to translate this momentum into a league title. Considering how flawlessly the squad bridged the four-month gap between competitive matches, the Crimson’s consistent play will make...