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...sudden move to reform French Holocaust education, French President Nicholas Sarkozy announced in February an unprecedented new curriculum for fifth graders learning about the Holocaust. Every fifth-grade classroom in France will henceforth be assigned to a French child-victim of the Holocaust, about whose life the students will be required to learn. If Sarkozy’s personal life and politics were under fire before, his new mandate has sparked a conflagration. But despite the criticisms of the French left, Sarkozy’s heart seems to be in the right place—it is his planning that...
...adding, “Once we were able to get by those first 10 minutes and get even strength, I thought we were able to use our speed to back in the game.”TWO-MINUTE MINORSThe loss caused Cornell to slide into the fifth spot in the ECAC standings, having never beaten any of the four teams above it over the course of the season...All three of Harvard’s goals were scored by seniors, playing in their last regular-season game at Lynah Rink...While Harvard’s penalty kill was successful...
...Hart said. “People swam their best and put up some great times.”Senior Samantha Papadakis claimed the second Ivy championship of her career in 1-meter diving with a score of 297.15. Freshman Jennifer Reese and senior Alison Pipitone finished fifth and sixth in the event. Papadakis also made a strong third-place showing in the 3-meter dive (282.15), and she had the highest score of any competitor (312.75) in the prelims. The Crimson enjoyed high marks for numerous divers, as Kelcey Moore, Anne Taylor, Reese, and Pipitone all finished...
...perhaps the biggest surprise of the tournament came in the play of Williams who in the opening round knocked off Princeton’s Amanda Siebert, the top flight on the national champion Tigers, to log one of the biggest upsets. Williams, who played in the fifth flight for Harvard during the regular season, dropped the first game, 4-9, but began working Siebert around the court and took control of the match, rattling off three straight games, 10-8, 9-6, 9-4, to record the big upset. “It was one of those days where...
...semifinal round of play, Hill came from behind to beat Yale junior Francis Johnson. Johnson took the first game, 10-8, but Hill rallied back to take the lead, 2-1. Johnson took the fourth match, 9-7, but Hill demolished the Bulldog player, 9-0, in the fifth game to take the match and advance to the final. Similar to his semifinal match, Hill’s final match was a difficult and strenuous one, facing off against Trinity junior Rushabh Vora. Hill started off strong and took the first game, 9-8, but then Vora rallied back...