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...pressure to bring Harvard back from its second-half deficit was placed on the shoulders of the Crimson’s two standout guards, captain Jim Goffredo and sophomore Drew Housman. But the Bears defense was able to load up on the perimeter without worrying about being hurt down low, especially after it had decoded Harvard’s offensive attack in the second half. Goffredo shot 4-of-7 overall and 3-of-4 from three-point range in the first half, and after he knocked down his first two threes after halftime, it looked like the senior shooting...
...Crimson that his course is “attractive” because of the importance of the topic. “Understanding the development of the U.S. economy is of great relevance,” he wrote. “It probably also didn’t hurt that the course received high CUE ratings the last time it was offered.” Beckert’s class holds a slim lead over Literature and Arts B-20, “Designing the American City,” which enrolls 353 undergraduates. “I am proud...
...years, the WHO has received free influenza-virus samples from around the world, which it makes available to pharmaceutical firms in order to ensure the production of the best possible vaccine. If Indonesia pulls out, Heymann tells TIME, "there is a danger cooperation could collapse, and that would hurt us all. It puts us at risk of not getting the right vaccine during a pandemic...
...point is that Russia's geopolitical power has become a function of the value of its energy exports. As Princeton historian Stephen Kotkin has pointed out, the energy crisis of the 1970s helped the Soviet economy--even as it hurt the West--by bathing the ailing Soviet system in petrodollars. But as oil prices slid below an average price of $20 per bbl. from 1986 to 1996, Russian power slid too. It's no coincidence that the price of oil touched $11 in Yeltsin's miserable last year...
...flight to Cambridge. In the future, Saget hopes to continue his diverse career with live-action movies and an hour-long stand-up special. “I just want to crack nasty jokes,” he says, “and nobody gets hurt.” —Staff writer Sachi A. Ezura can be reached at sezura@fas.harvard.edu