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...take a 23-14 lead with 4:58 to play in the first half. But, seven straight points by Harvard brought the game close again, and the Tigers took just a 29-26 lead into the locker room at the half. Princeton would again extend its lead after the intermission, turning a 42-39 edge into a 53-41 margin—its biggest lead of the game—with just 7:27 to play. But, the Crimson hung tight and pulled within four at 55-51 with the help of a McGeary long ball and three free throws...
...reflect, gap years prepare students for a more meaningful and engaged university experience. Currently, bridge years are predominately enjoyed by the wealthy, whose parents can subsidize a year of unpaid travel and service work. We hope that Princeton’s program, with its strong financial aid support, will extend this same opportunity to the less socioeconomically fortunate. Increasing diversity among gap year participants will only enhance the insights and experiences which they bring back to campus and share with their peers. Yet, while the bridge year program shows great promise, we worry that an overly institutionalized and professionally organized...
...Unger's block attempt and scoring from the left side. Harris follows with a post move of his own, but on the other end, the Tigers' Noah Savage scores and is fouled by Unger, putting Princeton up big. Savage will shoot a FT after the timeout to try to extend the lead to double digits. Princeton 50, Harvard...
...embrace one another in an amour humane. Nor is there even a strong suggestion that relationships between new lovers or friends will overcome historic cultural divides. The cleavages between people will probably always exist, but sometimes something as insignificant as a band’s visit can momentarily extend a shaky bridge across the gulfs that normally keep people apart. The sincerity of this quirky little film is what carries it along. The acting, like much of the movie, is understated. It has no real plot to speak of, and to the extent that it moves at all, it moves...
...many of the gains of the U.S. troop surge. But U.S. officials had expected that Sadr would maintain the pause, which has been a major factor in bringing down the overall level of violence in Iraq. Sadr had sent some signals to the Americans suggesting he was likely to extend the cease-fire. And U.S. officials, such as Gen. David Petraeus and Ambassador Ryan Crocker, believe that the Shi'ite firebrand may be changing his ways...