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...batter, senior Chris Mackey and freshman Matt Rogers lined consecutive RBI singles to make it 3-0. Sophomore Taylor Meehan, replacing the injured captain Morgan Brown at shortstop, pushed across another run with a bunt single. Then, with Rogers, he executed a textbook double steal of second base and home??Roger scored—which advanced the lead to 5-0.“We got our running game going, especially that second game,” Harvard coach Joe Walsh said. “That’s the kind of baseball we want to play, with...
...whole picture is more frightening because he’s actually a normal guy and he really believes what he’s doing is the right thing,” she says.The University College of London transfer has previously portrayed female characters much “closer to home?? in “Lulu” and “The Vagina Monologues.” The role of Knock, the first villain Chan’s portrayed for Harvard audiences, has been “challenging...
...Republicans were Christians,” she says.“After setting foot on Harvard’s campus, I found that both my faith and my political affiliation were minorities,” she says. Feeling out of place, she “sought a home?? in the Harvard Republican Club (HRC). The HRC has become a haven for many people like Grizzle. Although the group counts Jews, Muslims, and atheists as its members, Grizzle says the HRC is dominated by Christians who are not afraid to let their religion influence their political beliefs. HRC president...
...which invites supporters to take on adventurous activities to solicit donations. Osborne is dedicating his climb to Peter Legate, another British mountaineer who died climbing Mt. Everest for Naomi House in 2002. This is not the first time Obsorne is raising money for Naomi House, which is near his home??he shaved his head for another fund-raiser when he was sixteen. This time around, Osborne is relying mostly on personal contacts and friends for donations, which go directly to charity. Harvard Mountaineering Club President Lucas T. Laursen ’06, who completed his own climbing expedition...
There’s no place like home??at least when it comes to cooking. But with its expanded “Recipes from Home?? offerings this semester, Harvard University Dining Services (HUDS) is giving homecooking a run for its money. According to HUDS spokesperson Jami Snyder, the staff cooked up the idea several years ago in response to student suggestions of their own home-style versions of particular dishes. The program began by soliciting recipes from parents via postcards, but the process is now done online. HUDS received 239 recipe suggestions this semester, vetting them...