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...government filed an 11-count lawsuit in September 2000 against the University, Shleifer, Zimmerman, former Harvard employee Jonathan Hay, and Hay’s wife Elizabeth Hebert...
...remained winless on the season.While the matches against host Rutgers-Newark and division rival New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) didn’t figure in the Crimson’s league record, the weekend set at the Golden Dome in Newark, N.J., provided Harvard (0-6, 0-1 Hay) with a chance to evaluate how well it would match up against its conference rivals in the weeks to come.Sophomore Brian Rapp filled in at setter again for the Crimson, racking up 60 assists in the two contests. His favorite target was senior opposite hitter Seamus McKiernan, who registered...
Five editors of The Harvard Crimson are taking part in The Crimson's first annual Ivy Fantasy Basketball League. The participants include basketball beat writers Michael R. James '06 (The James Brown Five) and Caleb W. Peiffer '07 (The Pettinellas), as well as basketball enthusiasts Jonathan P. Hay '06 (Testosteroons), Pablo S. Torre '07 (Jibber-Jaabering), and Jonathan Lehman '08 (Jon Lehman's Team...
Five sports editors of The Harvard Crimson recently got together to conduct the first annual Ivy Fantasy Basketball Draft. The participants include men's basketball beat writers Michael R. James '06 and Caleb W. Peiffer '07, as well as basketball enthusiasts Jonathan P. Hay '06, Pablo S. Torre '07, and Jonathan Lehman '08. The log of the draft is included below, in order to provide some analysis of the 35 selections that were made. But maybe the term "analysis" is a bit of a stretch...
Harvard is not alone in its human holdings. Brown University’s John Hay Library contains three books bound in human skin, and the Daily Pennsylvanian, the student newspaper at the University of Pennsylvania, reports that Penn’s medical school turned out a handful of human-skin tanners and binders in the late 19th century...