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...Everybody’s aware of it, and we’ve talked about it a lot…it’s hard to put a finger on it, in terms of how to start the game,” coach Frank Sullivan said. “Tonight Brown took us by surprise, because the game was all zone [defense] when we played them last time. We thought we would see zone, [but] we saw an aggressive...
...against the Bears, as Harvard tops Brown in the Ivy League standings and in depth of talent. Breaking the streak cannot come soon enough for the struggling Crimson.“The immediate goal for us is to stop the three-game losing streak,” Harvard coach Frank Sullivan said. “Our team has been very resilient all year, [So] we need to get back to winning on Friday night.”Yale, which sits third in the Ivy standings, poses a tougher threat, although the Crimson will not be lacking motivation. as they hope...
...When Frank Sinatra was filming Von Ryan's Express in Cortina and Calalzo in 1962, he hazed hotel staff with demands such as 200 fresh eggs served on a silver tray. (An egg fight ensued, and the wallpaper was ruined.) The hotel was also the setting for The Pink Panther~ with Peter Sellers and David Niven in 1963. But the rot gradually set in: wealthy patrons invested in their own chalets, and the Cristallo's owners sold it to a hotel chain, which closed it down in 1978. Before the Gualandis reopened the Cristallo for business, they commissioned a painstaking...
...Prevention. But residents pushed the University to create more detailed evacuation plans and release the names of specific chemicals to be used at the lab. “This is not an adversarial process, it’s a seeking of more adequate information,” resident Kate Frank said. “Our questions could help Harvard as well.” Residents also expressed frustration that they were not informed earlier about the plans to store chemicals at the lab, saying that they only learned about it from a local paper. “Harvard should really...
...have to deal with an administration that, in recent history, has had a less punative response to allegations of drug use.GOOD TRIPS & BAD VIBESHarvard Square was a hotbed for drug dealers and experimenters in the 1960s, and according to a March 1965 Crimson story, then-Middlesex Superior Court Justice Frank W. Tomasello alleged that institutions like Harvard were to blame. “Tax-free institutions,” he said during the 1965 sentencing of an accused 19 year-old drug dealer, “should screen out those they let in.”Dana L. Farnsworth, then...