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...Team Racing regatta, faced with strong competition from teams such as Georgetown and Tufts, the Crimson dropped its opening match in the round of eight to the Hoyas. Harvard rebounded, however, winning five of its next six races and finished in the top spot with a 5-2 record...
...lead to an economic windfall, with the U.S. and the European Union lifting sanctions, the World Bank and International Monetary Fund extending rich loans and foreigners flocking to invest in Burma. "Than Shwe thought there would be rewards just for releasing her," says David Steinberg, a Burma expert at Georgetown University. Instead, Western nations kept calling for the freedom of 1,300 political prisoners and for democratic reforms that never came. Meanwhile, Suu Kyi drew unnervingly large crowds on trips into Burma's hinterland to open NLD branches. And the economy continued to implode. Semilegal finance companies collapsed, and angry...
Columbia, the Crimson’s nearest competitor, finished two seconds back, while the rest of the Grand Final field—Georgetown, Cornell, Princeton and Delaware—couldn’t come within three seconds of the Harvard varsity...
...Attempts to silence free speech have continued, and especially on matters concerning Israel and Palestine,” Rita Hamad ’03, Georgetown University student Shadi Hamid and University of Massachusetts at Amherst student Yousef Munayyer wrote in a November editorial in The Crimson...
Wisconsin finished third, three seconds behind Radcliffe. Georgetown, Stanford and Purdue followed in that order to round out the Grand Final...