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...never...yes. But I’ve never made a decision myself. If you’re going to get in your underwear on a stage full of people, you’ve got to get to the point where you’re willing to have someone yank them...
...both Manoharan and Kali (as the dog is affectionately known) are doing their jobs perfectly. Abigail J. Crutchfield ’10 praises the conversational atmosphere created by the dog’s presence. She describes the feel of her section meetings as “a book club full of very intelligent people...
With a revamped squad and months of training behind it, the Harvard wrestling team can finally unveil its full potential. As the chilly November winds begin to force athletes indoors, the Crimson grapplers are in their element, preparing to begin the season this Saturday at the Binghamton Open in Johnson City, N.Y. The open tournament format—which welcomes high level competition from Virginia to Ithaca—allows squads to enter more than one athlete at each weight, giving Harvard the opportunity to display its entire lineup...
...draw as much experience as possible from tournaments before the Ivy season in February. With four matchups against top 25 teams–including No. 5 Missouri, No. 19 Old Dominion, and No. 23 Virginia at the Northeast Collegiate Duals this month—Harvard will have its hands full during the winter...
...Professor of Government Stephen D. Ansolabehere, FM heard that you were an elections expert for CBS on election night. How did you feel when Barack Obama was declared the winner? “We all stopped what we were doing, but we had a full plate of other races to call at CBS, so I was trying not to get too distracted because I had to deal with the senate and governor races and the remaining presidential races. At CBS, we knew that [the election] was going to turn to Obama at the 11 o’clock hour. When...