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Cambridge deserves credit for realizing this, and for courageously sticking to its own legitimate graduation requirements. The stakes are high??according to the most recent statistics for the high school class of 2003, after the initial test in Spring 2001 and a retest for students who failed in the fall, 43 percent of Cambridge’s students have still not passed the exam. Over the next year and the next few retests, some of those students will increase their scores and pass. But the stark reality remains—if Cambridge had not taken the courageous action...
Sheffield has an athletic versatility that has served him beyond baseball. Growing up in Woodland Hills, Calif., he was captain of Viewpoint High??s soccer team in addition to being a two-time captain of the baseball team. A few seniors on the Harvard team have taken to calling him “Country Club,” a play on his affinity for and skill at golf and racquet sports. Walsh attributes the sobriquet to Chaney’s overall athleticism, but Sheffield has another explanation...
David Day, the manager of the Cambridge store, listed three primary reasons for its failure—the “prohibitively high?? rent of Harvard Square, online music sharing and CD burning and the events of Sept...
...best game this year came in Harvard’s Ivy opener against Dartmouth, when she scored 15—one short of her career high??and dished out 10 assists...
...prices and rent are too high??the Mom and Pop stores have gone, it’s all very inconvenient,” says one local resident, who only goes by the name “Valentine.” The “smoke store” he used to shop at, for example, has been sacrificed for a chain store. “Now I need to go to Boston or even New Hampshire to get cigars,” he says. “It’s not that hometown community...