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...what’s the next step? The Faculty of Arts and Sciences should pass a resolution reversing their position and welcome ROTC back to Harvard’s campus. At the same time, they must also push every other Ivy League University to join them in issuing a statement publicly condemning “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell.” They should even urge President Drew Faust to take the issue to Washington and use her position to lobby for an end to this discriminatory practice...
...wins at both indoor and outdoor Heps, the Texas native moved into impressive company. Dora Gyorffy ’01 and Kart Siilats ’02 were the last Crimson high jumpers to accomplish the feat and the former went on to be an Olympian. Christensen hopes to join Gyorrfy in representing her country on the global stage, traveling to Eugene, Ore. for the USATF qualifying trials at the end of June. At the indoor NCAA Championships earlier this year, Christensen matched her personal-best 1.83 meter clearance in dramatic fashion. Despite having trouble with the clearance...
...Flagstaff Mountain, just west of their hometown of Boulder, Colo. He asked her out, and they began a relationship that lasted through their respective careers at Tufts University and Harvard. But Hansford wasn’t done with that mountain just yet. Last June, Hansford asked Godina to join him for an early-morning trip to Flagstaff. “It was not like Eric to get up at 5 a.m. and drive up there, so I knew something was up, and I was a bit nervous,” Godina said. Sure enough, when they arrived...
...pressure was off for the end of the season,” Parker said. “I think people just went, had a lot of fun, worked really hard, and wanted to end on an up note.” With Cross and Ungar returning to join three stellar recruits in the form of both a men’s and a women’s epeeist in addition to a women’s saberist, the team will look to repeat its national championship glory of 2006 with a set of fencers that will likely have just...
...Lakers game, keeping score during an Angels game, and compiling stat sheets for my high school volleyball team.Writing about it came fairly easily—I’d only read about 10,000 sports stories in the morning papers growing up.In my sophomore year, when the chance to join The Crimson Sports Board arose, I thought that I would give it a shot.One scary semester later, I was a “staff writer” for one of the country’s most prestigious college newspapers, writing about tennis and lacrosse and other sports...