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Kristina M. Moore ’08 will lead the newly-elected 134th Guard of The Harvard Crimson, the paper’s outgoing president announced on Friday. Moore, a history and literature concentrator from Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y., and Dunster House, has chaired the paper’s Arts Board since February. She will assume the president’s post at the start of the spring semester. Moore will be joined on The Crimson’s masthead by managing editor-elect Javier C. Hernandez ’08, of Eugene, Ore., and Cabot House, who will oversee...
...71In the season opener, Harvard raced out to a seven-point lead early in the game. The Pirates (1-2), however, capitalized on three missed jumpers, gaining a five point lead. After ECU extended its lead to seven, the Crimson battled back into the lead. A bucket from junior guard Lindsay Hallion and Lackner and another four points from the charity stripe put the Crimson back on top. The back-and-forth flow of the game continued as the Pirates used a Harvard turnover to score from behind the arc and claim a one-point lead. But senior Kyle Dalton...
...Student Labor Action Movement and the Latino student groups. One of the meeting’s organizers, Jose G. Olivarez ’10, who was wearing a button that said “Stand for Security!”—a reference he said to security guard unionization, which was permitted earlier this month—said, “it’s important to fight all injustices.” A representative of the Harvard Union of Clerical and Technical Workers, Geoff Carens, said at the meeting, “group action in the street?...
...Gordon, 84, the first U.S. prisoner of war to escape a German camp during World War II; in Menlo Park, Calif. In October 1943, after two failed attempts to flee Stalag VIIA, he used a fake ID tag to enter an outdoor work area, sneaked past a distracted guard and walked away. He reunited with Allies through a French Resistance group, arriving a free man in England a year later. In the 2000 TV documentary Escape from a Living Hell, he recalled stumbling, free, into a French caf: "The waitress walked up to me. I looked...
...have to guard against people who want to turn Indonesia into another Saudi Arabia," says Syafi'i Anwar, executive director of the International Center for Islam and Pluralism in Jakarta. "But in this political climate, if you say you are against the Shari'a bylaws, people say you are a bad Muslim, so no wonder so many are afraid to speak...