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...expansion will increase the capacity of Harvard’s buildings—already 24 million square feet??by about 20 percent over the next two decades. And the plan includes possible locations for four undergraduate Houses along the south bank of the Charles. But Provost Steven Hyman, speaking by phone from Geneva, Switzerland, said that “the number of undergraduate students will stay the same.” The College’s student body now numbers slightly over...
...offense as a sophomore, his nine career starts instantly make him one of the more veteran passers in the Ancient Eight, and he is a multi-dimensional threat in the pocket. O’Hagan’s best attribute may be his ability to make plays with his feet??he led the team with 89 rushing yards at Princeton—as Murphy is quick to highlight.“All things being equal,” Murphy said, “You ask any defensive coordinator, you get two guys of basically somewhat equal ability...
...writes in an e-mail. Quasar Co-Captain Caitlin N. McDonough ’06, says that Ultimate Frisbee is “not as hippy as it comes off,” despite other teams’ choices to don skirts and play in bare feet??such as the Middlebury teams.“There are always kids wearing dresses and having fun on the fields. Lots of dreadlocks,” McDonough says. “But when it comes down to it, people take us seriously as a real sports team.” Shimrit...
...think that’s the best first line in the east,” he said of Brett Hemingway, Daniel Winnik, and Jacob Micflikier, who have combined for 66 points this season. New Hampshire’s Whittemore Center is 200-by-100 feet??the Crimson’s Bright Hockey Center is just 204 by 87—and Donato admitted both that “it’s a little bit of a different game on the big ice surface” and that New Hampshire is “very good...
...tidbit (managers share the same working space as other employees to promote a sense of equality), Chouinard felt the need to throw in an anecdote (surprise, he thought the air conditioner was a computer) or a hyperbole (employees come to work “on the balls of their feet??). These rhetorical tics are part of an effort to make the writing conversational. Chouinard tosses in everything from the second person to quips like, “When I die and go to hell, the devil is gong to make me the marketing director for a cola company?...