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...students in the know concur—the organizations may have problems, but inter-group fighting is not one of them. CHABAD: UNDER THE RADARFew people at Harvard have more than a passing familiarity with Chabad, and many say they haven’t heard of it at all. Hannah V. Brady ’08, who is not Jewish but has traveled extensively in Israel, says, “It’s weird that I haven’t heard about it before.” Christos N. Theophanous ’08, also not a Jew, admitted...
...away from engaging the faculty, but takes care to choose only those battles that are critical to the future academic development of the University as a whole. Centralization does have a place at Harvard; the next president has a responsibility to prove it can work. Hannah E.S. Wright ’06 is a social studies concentrator in Lowell House. Her column appears on alternate Tuesdays...
...women half-pipe snowboarders almost missed their final runs--the most important moment of their athletic lives--because they had crept away to an off-limits slope to sneak in some extra rides. Hannah Teter, 19, and Gretchen Bleiler, 24, returned in time to take home gold and silver, respectively. In the finals of the snowboard cross, a new, Roller-Derby-on-snow Olympic event in which four boarders twist and fly down a mountain to the finish, favorite Seth Wescott, 29, should have panicked, trailing Slovakia's Radoslav Zidek late in the race. (It's the Olympics...
...robes. "I go there and kind of just forget about everything," Teter told TIME before the Games. "My life, my stresses, my world. They are sooooo cool, they are sooooo fun, and they're just supersmart and jolly, you know?" Jolly monks--of course. Says Keene: "With Hannah, there are no boundaries...
...Hannah B. Merriman, a student at Harvard Divinity School, admires the curtain as she walks out of the lobby. “It’s amazing,” she says, “how you can make art from anything...