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...Obukhov implied that Andrei's treatment was not his fault, but he was a victim of circumstances. I walked out of the hospital. A nurse suddenly appeared, leading Andrei by the arm. He was wearing the same light coat in which he had been taken away in early May and his beret. It didn't seem as if he had lost weight; he looked almost bloated. We embraced, in tears. We got in the car. We just sat and wept with our arms around each other. About 20 minutes passed...
...sports and economics should not be penalized," said Krishna. True, but neither should Harvard cater to the athlete's every whim. That classes will occassionally run into practice time should be a given at an institution that intends to be a university, not a training camp. The fault lies not with the athletes, but with a department that fawns over them...
...freshman and sophomores who inevitably will be left out, it is not so much their fault as an accident of history--it is this year and not the next which is the 350th year of Harvard. Attending a four-year institution necessarily means that some at the school--the upperclassmen--will be more a part of that school than those new to it. The school maintains it's continuity precisely through the process in which one gradually from year to year becomes more and more a part of the school. We are not nameless faceless numbers here; equal simply because...
Although Landau struggled all afternoon--completing only seven of 16 attempts with five interceptions--Harvard's first goose-egg in 41 outings was by no means entirely his fault...
...have been my fault," says Shawn L. Rose '87. "I might have been overconfident, and it may have to be done for longer than a week to be effective...