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...catcher Andrew Casey went up to grab it, he came down on top of Nuzzo, pinning him until he could apply the tag. Sophomore Adam Cole came on for the seventh and fanned two in the first of his two appearances on the afternoon.—Staff writer Jonathan Lehman can be reached at jlehman@fas.harvard.edu...
...hands and replaced it with higher woods, allowing her to keep to the fairways with much greater regularity. Junior Debbi Amanti rounded out the Crimson’s golfers, coming in 25th with a score of 255 (85-85-85). —Staff writer Jonathan B. Steinman can be reached at steinman@fas.harvard.edu...
...major event for the Harvard Latino community. “If you talk to a lot of juniors, seniors, freshmen, sophomores, one of the reasons we have for deciding on Harvard, and not being so scared to come to Harvard, was because of this show,” said Jonathan Rosa ’08, also a co-chair of Presencia. The mission of Presencia Latina is exactly what its name implies: giving Latino culture a presence on campus. As Zurita says, “To think about [how], six years ago, there wasn’t a venue...
...College located in Newtown was established in hopes of training someone to give better names. The renamed Harvard College in the renamed Cambridge went on to serve for the next 370 as a sanctuary and training ground for the preeminent minds of the world: Matt Damon, Natalie Portman, Jonathan Taylor Thomas, and the little-known John Adams. The scholars educated themselves in the “core” curriculum of the age: scriptures, the languages of Syriac and Chaldee, ethics, imitation, epitome, and declamation. In the 1970s, this core was updated to include Lit & Arts C. Historians...
...senior editor of Newsweek berated the Bush administration for a lack of accountability and looked to the upcoming presidential elections to redeem America’s international reputation in a discussion with students, yesterday evening. Jonathan H. Alter ’79, who is also an NBC political correspondent, met with about 25 Harvard students to address the question, “The Bush Failure: Can the Next President Fix It?” The event was organized by Alter’s nephew Spencer B. Lazar ’07 as part of the “Conversations with...