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...issue” in the country and in higher education, Robinson added, “I don’t think Harvard would be left behind—it’s a leader on most issues.” Although the selection represents a step forward in terms of race relations, Matory said certain problems persist.“The term ‘Master’ does not invite everyone equally,” he said. “This term was alienating for me both as undergraduate and then as a professor. It’s deeply...
...Eagles tying for second place. The Crimson and St. Mary’s College rounded out the top five of the affair.“Most of the competitive teams on the East Coast were there this weekend,” Wareham said. “And we look forward to competing with them later this season and beating them.”Wareham pointed out that the one area the Harvard women hope to improve upon as the season progresses is their starts. She said the Crimson needs better consistency in getting off the line, as they were plagued...
...originally labeled as available, but after persistent communication directly between the CEB and their manager, Ratatat finally agreed to come. However, Harvard is a diverse place with high expectations, and no artist choice will ever satisfy everyone. Christa M. Hartsock ’10, the president of WHRB, looked forward to seeing the show. “People I’ve talked to were excited about Sarah Bareilles,” she said. “I’m not sure about how Ratatat will be received—there are no lyrics to their songs...
...Speaker Nancy Pelosi. "Outrageous," said her Republican counterpart, John Boehner. Senator Chris Dodd, chair of the banking committee that failed to regulate AIG, called on the executives to "voluntarily" forgo their bonuses. The best the government looks able to do is insist on some tough new pay restrictions going forward before giving AIG its next installment of $30 billion...
...even as he described the problem, Obama offered little hope of exacting justice for past violations of the social compact. Instead, he asked the country to look forward, to an era of new regulations that will prevent a repeat of these failures. And he repeated again the outrage that most Americans now feel, with a little levity to lighten the mood. "I'm choked up with anger," he said, to cover for his coughs. It was a fleeting laugh for a nation steaming with fury...