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Instead of serving as a high point, the team’s 77-66 loss to the Bulldogs—Harvard’s fifth straight loss and fourth in a row at home??marked the nadir of its season...
...Saturday night at Lavietes Pavilion, there would be no reenactment of that streak-snapping victory. Instead of serving as a high point, the team’s 77-66 loss to the Bulldogs—Harvard’s fifth straight loss and fourth in a row at home??marked the nadir of its season. While Yale coach James Jones and his players hung around the court after the game, soaking in their first win at Lavietes in three years and first road victory of the league season, the dejected members of the Crimson remained in their locker...
...accept Jewish Settlement.”In an article published last week in Haaretz, Israel’s leading newspaper, Bradley Bursten recalls that “In 1977, the Likud of Menachem Begin and Yitzhak Shamir was derided abroad—and by the left at home??as a group led by terror warlords, a movement with roots in armed wings that had engaged in bombings and cold-blooded shootings. It was seen—ingenuously, by the left—as little more than an outgrowth of the Irgun and Lehi, heirs to Deir Yassin, implacable...
...number of undergraduates studying abroad.Under the registrar’s current policy, students abroad during exam period have to take their finals in their host country. This means that students whose spring semesters abroad begin in January have to take their Harvard fall term exams in their new home??just days or weeks after arriving.“The Office of International Programs [OIP] believes that this issue could actually cause students to choose not to study abroad,” Kane said in an interview yesterday. “It’s been a problem...
...left, including syndicated columnist Molly Ivins and Kennedy, who alluded to the now-discredited reports in an op-ed in The Boston Globe on Dec. 22. “Think of the chilling effect on free speech and academic freedom when a government agent shows up at your home??after you request a book from the library,” Kennedy wrote at the end of his piece criticizing President Bush’s authorization of domestic wiretapping without warrants. Online, many bloggers discussed the story and its quick disintegration, with defenders of the Bush administration particularly gleeful...