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...golf in the New England spring is hardly conductive to low scoring. Wet fairways and windy, rainy, sub-40 degree conditions that traditionally mar April in Massachusetts are adversaries that bother everyone, but the golfing truism that bad conditions bring the best to the fore underscores another Crimson challenge...
...Faculty and administration need to accept more responsibility," Epps said. "We tend to rely too much on the students to bring these issues to the fore...
Simmering student discontent at the Law School is coming to the fore, with a mysterious group of vandals calling themselves the "Sojourner Truth Squad" spray-painting graffiti on the walls of a tunnel on the campus...
Cynical musings coming to the fore? Perhaps. It's certainly not a large concession to admit that Clinton has moved the body politic forward in spirit, if not in body. The infamous polls express that quite clearly...
...says that the BSA's history of bringing controversial issues to the fore is an attempt to educate the Harvard community, rather than to represent a particular position...