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Harvard did not fare as well at the Naval University over the weekend in the Graham Hall Team Race, due in large part to the strong contingent of Mid-Atlantic schools that entered the competition...
...proved no different for the Crimson as the relay team of McKellar, Melillo, senior Brendan Mitchell, and Taylor combined for a second-place showing in the 200-yard medley relay in a time of 1:33.00, just half of a second off the pace set by the winning Seton Hall squad. “Everyone swam really well,” Melillo said. “We’re just one step closer to finishing off the year undefeated. It was nice to see an especially good showing out of our two seniors this weekend, Eddie Jou and Brendan...
...month of February. While the trayless campaign in Quincy decreased the amount of leftover food, it remains unclear whether other Houses will adopt similar experiments. Martin said that HUDS will need to consult with House masters and the Resource Efficiency Program before removing trays from other House dining halls. But even without a House-wide initiative, Martin said, anybody can go trayless. “I think it’s one of those great personal efforts,” Martin said. “I do not think there will ever be a time when we presume...
Honoring social activist Robert Lewis, Jr. and actress Gabrielle Union for their dedication to community outreach, the Harvard Black Students Association (BSA) hosted the third annual Crimson and Black Banquet on Friday in Leverett Dining Hall. Lewis, a vice president of the nonprofit Boston Foundation, and Union, a vocal spokeswoman about sexual assault, discussed social change at the event, which celebrated the Black community’s achievements in community service. “We really wanted people to see that even beyond Harvard, they could continue to be active and could continue to impact the community...
...incident was one of the few times in this 13-month campaign that Obama's actually been heckled, and he politely laughed it off as the man's embarrassed comrades hustled him out of the hall. The scene was indicative, though, of the Illinois Senator's shaky first steps with labor. A year ago, many pundits predicted that John Edwards' populist message and tireless union wooing could earn him the bulk of labor endorsements, with Hillary Clinton's establishment mantle securing the rest. Most blue-collar workers didn't know what to make of the upstart Obama, who didn...