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...Still, Harvard would not fold, despite yielding two more runs in the seventh. After a single and a pair of walks loaded the bases in the top of the eighth, sophomore Brent Suter grounded into a fielder’s choice, scoring O’Hara. Junior Sam Franklin then notched a two-out RBI single to right field, which quickly netted a second run on John Spatola’s throwing error...
Junior Dillon O’Neill walked to open the ninth, but two quick outs seemed to neutralize any threat. Sophomore cleanup hitter Marcus Way promptly belted a double to the center-field wall, though, and singles from sophomore Jeff Reynolds and Albright pulled Harvard within four. After Suter walked to load the bases, Franklin came through again, punching an RBI single to right field. After a Rouches walk forced in Albright, Suter scored on a wild pitch from reliever Dave Laufer, bringing the score...
...Harvard, cooking usually means perfecting the ratio of milk to Cracklin’ Oat Bran in your bowl, so it’s no surprise that recent graduates often find themselves at a loss when faced with an actual stove and no Brain Break. A class offered by Harvard University Dining Services aims to change that...
Schuyler is notable because she is willing to speak openly about the interplay of gender and power at Harvard final clubs. But her experience is not uncommon. The dominance of single-sex social institutions creates a variety of unsavory consequences for many women across this campus...
...course, these consequences don’t necessarily apply to everyone. Final clubs are just one side of a multifaceted social scene. Only 15 percent of students belong, and while many more are loosely affiliated, a decent number of undergrads make it through their entire four years at Harvard without ever stepping through one of the clubs’ heavy wooden doors. But the existence of alternatives does not eliminate the problem. Many women may not participate in final club culture, but many others do—as long as some suffer from gender discrimination, the issue is not resolved...