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...picture that emerges is of a battle for the soul of an election that extends well beyond the candidates themselves, encompassing several former Council members—one of them now graduated??€”the current leadership, and the Commission itself...
...Crimson’s recent first-round curse aren’t enough, Murphy only has to recall his sophomore year, when older brother Ben’s Black Bears ousted Harvard from the NCAAs with a crushing, come-from-behind victory.Dan says Ben—who has since graduated??€”thinks the Crimson has a legitimate shot, which boosts the younger Murphy’s confidence.But Dan’s teammates just hope that he’ll continue to be The Man.“Hopefully he’ll keep getting two goals a game...
...members and two ex-officio members of the Committee on General Education—the two student members of the committee have graduated??€”plan to meet on Friday at the Harvard Faculty Club to discuss the report...
...furry folksman—who’s spent time in Greece, Berlin, Zimbabwe and Morocco, among other places, in between his education in high school and at NYU’s artsy Gallatin program, from which he recently graduated??€”is focusing on the short-term...
...overwhelming effect, and all too often does. Disproportionately affected are minority students. In the New York City class of 1998, according to a report published by Jay P. Greene at the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research, only 42 percent of African American students and 45 percent of Latino students graduated??€”compared to 80 percent of their white peers. Furthermore, nationally, according to The Times, barely a quarter of all black men between 18 and 24 are enrolled in college...