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...It’s great that we got so much publicity, but it’s sad for the UC that there isn??t so much interest,” says Freeze co-chair for publicity and outreach Windsor G. Hanger ’10, adding that in her opinion, the number of votes “reflects the interests of the community...
...isn??t just the offense that has seen marked improvement. After coming back to earth following his best-in-the-nation start to the season, sophomore goaltender Kyle Richter has returned to his old, impenetrable form, stopping 53 shots and surrendering just two scores last weekend as he crept back to No. 12 in the country in save percentage. From the net out, the 2007-08 Crimson has never looked better...
...Margaret Peña isn??t a fellow Harvard student—she is an 11 year-old girl that Schapiro has been tutoring for the past year with the Mission Hill After School Program (MHASP...
...deeper engagement in the community isn??t fully realized, then these projects—and students who run them—run the risk of undermining themselves. And, of course, local residents can often be skeptical of students from the world’s richest university, easily viewing them as condescending outsiders...
Hand-shaking alone isn??t enough if you’re trying to earn a seat in Cambridge city government—fund raising figures for the 2007 election show that successful candidates need lots of cold, hard cash. There was wide variation in the amount that candidates spent during the race, although with few exceptions those who spent the most money won. The figures were published in an issue of the Cambridge Civic Journal, authored by local political commentator Robert Winters, who is also an Extension School professor. Additionally, Cambridge City Council candidates consistently spent several thousand...