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With just 2:21 left in the game and the Friars searching for a score to overcome the Crimson's one-goal lead, the junior defender made a diving stab of a Providence shot that had escaped Harvard goalie Juliet Lamont. With Lamont pulled out of a net, and only an open net in front of Jackie Gladu's shot, O'Neill lunged towards the ball, clearing it at only the last possible moment...
...financing, etc, that prevent direct comparisons. Yet it seems somewhat perplexing that such high quality concerns do not permeate cost decisions on minor student life issues, such as quality food, feeding graduating seniors during Commencement Week, consistent dorm heating, longer library hours--even carpeting the treacherously squeaky floors in Lamont...
...financing, etc that prevent direct comparisons. Yet it seems somewhat perplexing that such high quality concerns do not permeate cost decisions on minor student life issues, such as quality food, feeding graduating seniors during Commencement Week, consistent dorm heating, longer library hours--even carpeting the treacherously squeaky floors in Lamont...
When students sat in at Lamont Library two years ago to demand all-night library facilities during reading period, their presumably paraprofessional goals cast a mocking light on their militance. And when, several weeks ago, 500 students at the Law School swept through the campus occupying buildings to protest a proposal for counting class participation towards grades--essentially an anti-cramming nor does it mean that tentative, revolutionary have outlived their usefulness. Rather, students' willingness to try such tactics even on apparently incongruous issues reflects their strong--and perceptive--instinct that they and the University can rarely negotiate...
Indeed, Bok and Rosovsky's decisions regarding University-owned property provide an interesting contrast. Appointed president in 1971, Bok turned down the traditional President's quarters at 17 Quincy St., across from Lamont Library. One administrator explains Bok's reasoning: "If you became the President of Harvard in 1971 and you had little children and you had just been through the past four years of violent student protest, would you move into a house on campus...