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When asked about the study, Harvey C. Mansfield ’53, the Kenan Jr. Professor of Government and author of “Manliness”, said conservatives are discriminated against in academia, pointing to the low percentage of conservative faculty members to support his conclusion...
...lead, and on Sunday, Harvard kept playing strong, recording a score of 304 for that day. The individual leader board bled with Crimson after Sunday’s play, as Harvard golfers claimed the top four spots. Sheldon led the field with 145 strokes (68-77), and sophomore Sarah Harvey took second place with 151 strokes (75-76). “There were some problems, but overall I can’t complain,” Harvey said of her play. Junior Emily Balmert took third with 152 strokes (76-76), and junior Ali Bode tied for fourth with...
Referencing both James Stewart, as the bumbler who befriends an invisible rabbit in Harvey, and Anthony Perkins, as a dead woman's doting son in Psycho, Gosling tiptoes on the fine line between innocence and madness. Or rather, he stands still at first, rooted in fear, as if his boots had frozen to the snowy ground. Then he finds Bianca and opens up to his not-quite-living doll. Lying contentedly in an old tree house, with Bianca splayed on the ground below, he warbles a wonderfully strangulated version of the Nat King Cole chestnut...
...undulating greens. Rhoads noted the challenges, calling this course his favorite, and said that “getting the approach shot close and managing a low putting total” was the name of the game. Harvard’s two most notable individual performances came from sophomore Sarah Harvey, whose 153 (77-78) tied her for third, and senior Jessica Hazlett, who earned a tie for eighth with her score of 156 (79-77). Sophomore Claire Sheldon tied for 14th, shooting a 159 (78-81). Her 21 pars were the second most of anyone in the field. Freshman...
...Bok’s letter is almost 1/6 the length of Faust’s and perhaps 6 times more readable. Summers: 465 words In a time before the infamous women-in-science remarks, former President Lawrence H. Summers solicited thoughts on a new provost to replace then-Provost Harvey Fineberg. Unlike the outcry following his speech at the National Bureau of Economics Research Conference, few members of the community cared. FM speculates that they were, however, able to finish the letter. Faust ends her letter with verses of poetry “worth knowing by all?...