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...Before allegations of plagiarism against Kaavya Viswanathan ’08 surfaced, there was the story of Eugene M. Plotkin ’00, who was arrested just two weeks ago for allegedly earning $6.7 million through an insider trading scheme with a colleague from Goldman Sachs. (In his fifth anniversary report, the New York Observer reported this month, Plotkin had written that he was working on a novel...
...field. Winkeller then scored on freshman Bailey Vertovez’s RBI single. An error by the Holy Cross shortstop loaded the bases, and a pair of singles and a sacrifice fly drove in the unearned run. Senior captain Michele McAteer took the reigns in the bottom of the fifth and maintained the Crimson lead to the end. She surrendered only one run, a result of a bizarre error in the bottom of the sixth. When a Crusader runner attempted to steal second base, the throw from the plate hit the runner and bounded into left field, allowing...
...Walsh remained non-committal on the weekend status of Ivy RBI leader Josh Klimkiewicz, who missed his fifth straight game with an elbow injury....Roth, a former JV player, raised his slugging percentage to .889 in nine at-bats with his homer....Morgan Brown, who has been bothered by a sore hamstring for almost a month, entered the game as a defensive replacement in the ninth and singled in the bottom of the inning. He was replaced by pinch runner Adam Cole, who doubles as the team’s second starter in the pitching rotation...
...praises of Harvard’s reading period is that they won’t actually have time to do any of these things. Instead, they’ll be searching the stacks of Widener in pursuit of books for their research projects, and cloistered away on the fifth floor of Lamont for days constructing fifteen to twenty-page arguments about the role of France in the American Revolution, or any other subject that instructors deem worthy of discussion in the final paper. In leafing through the syllabi of Harvard’s many courses, you’ll find...
...description offered by director Claire E. Catenaccio ’07 of The Harvard Classical Club’s upcoming production of Aristophanes’s “The Birds,” which premiered yesterday in the Agassiz Theatre. The comedy, which dates from the fifth century B.C., chronicles the misadventures of two idealistic Athenians, Pisthetairos and Euelpides, who have evacuated their war-torn city in order to establish a peaceful utopia beyond its walls...