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...renowned convenience store near Mather House that he owned for 18 years. Chen’s return comes after a month-long legal battle with the current manager of the store, Pritam “Tony” S. Saini, whom Chen alleged had failed to pay rent and hadn??t met Chen’s standards for running the store. “I would love to bring the store back to the way it was,” said Chen. “I’d like to go back to being a part...
...cover story about a group of undergraduate student organizations that were facing financial hardship because of the somewhat unwieldy way Harvard doles out student activity funds. Problem was, at least one of those groups, the quarterly magazine Diversity and Distinction, wasn’t currently facing financial hardship. They hadn??t been for as long as anyone currently in the College has been here. Yet, except for one point where the article says the magazine went into greater debt with each issue it published, no sentence can truly be called outright false. The writer never says Diversity...
Crimson Managing Editor Javier C. Hernandez ’08 said he thinks the paper would have run the same correction even if I hadn??t been planning on writing about the incident. The Crimson appears to be fairly responsible about owning up to its mistakes. It publishes one or two corrections most days, generally on more trivial issues...
...discouraged. Harvard is still selective. It hasn’t declined to the point of Facebook or Yale, where anyone can get in. In all honesty, it’s not your fault. If anyone should be blamed, it’s your parents. Maybe if they hadn??t taken those four years in the Peace Corps, you would have been born before a Bush was president. You could have been a student at Harvard before the time of moral decay: Condoms, alas, can now be found in freshmen dorms and a there is an alcohol-serving...
...representing the Harvard team, sophomore Ali Bode shot a 74, junior Jessica Hazlett and freshman Sarah Harvey each shot rounds of 78, sophomore Emily Balmert posted a 79, and freshman Claire Sheldon shot an 84. Sophomore Jenny Brine, competing individually, shot a 79. “Even though we hadn??t seen the course in a year, we all kept our heads about us,” Bode said. “We just went out and played.” Looking forward to next week’s Ivy League Championships in Trenton, N.J., the golfers expressed...