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Although next year might be the key chance for Harvard to make a run at the Ivy League championship, the return of junior Alasdair McLean-Foreman certainly provided a major boost this season...
...call from a graduate student named Chris Foreman who had seen Whitaker’s pieces in The Crimson and told him the he had “a good shot” at landing an internship at Newsweek...
Salvador Renteria traveled illegally across the border in the early 1960s to work in Napa. He moved up from driving stakes in the vineyards as a laborer for $20 a day to being a salaried foreman and supervisor. His son Oscar earned a college degree while learning all his father knew about vineyard management. In 1987 Salvador opened Renteria Vineyard Management, which oversees 1,500 acres of vineyard for 27 high-profile clients, employs 130 people and hauls in revenues of $8 million a year. Recently Oscar, 36, who took over the company in 1993, launched the company...
...Evan Wolfson. He first wrote about marriage for same-sex couples in 1983, in a Harvard Law School paper. After graduation, he spent 10 years pressing the marriage issue. Fellow gay activists shushed him. "For years," says Matt Foreman, executive director of the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, "many of us were saying to him, 'We're not ready. The country's not ready. And, by the way, you're crazy...
...size of the team the Crimson brought down to Rice was also hampered by a number of still nagging injuries—especially to junior Alasdair McLean-Foreman and freshman Connor Wilson...