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...Justice—known for toeing a staunchly conservative line??will discuss the separation of powers during his Tuesday address. Scalia was closely affiliated with Harvard early in his career, graduating from the Law School in 1960 and spending the following year as a Sheldon Fellow...
Before current Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry, the biographies of the last two Democratic presidential candidates were woefully lacking in any sort of military accomplishment. Far too much has been written already about Clinton’s draft dodging and Al Gore’s “front-line?? reporting, and I will not devolve into tired character attacks. While neither man could be accused of dereliction of duty or outright cowardice, it was certainly true that they preferred to focus on domestic concerns at the expense of foreign policy and military issues. Their contrast with Kerry...
...There’s going to be a definite feeling of nostalgia as we line up on the starting line for the last time,” Lambert said. “But for me, anyway, its extra motivation to go out there and lay it on the line??to make the most of every single stroke, make the boat go as fast as it can, and really enjoy it. I think it’s going...
Last time they wrestled with a lot on the line??during the U.S. National tournament last month—the Harvard wrestling team’s assistant coach Jared Frayer dominated Eric Larkin, winning two matches, including one by a pin. But during the U.S. Olympic Team Trials on Saturday, it was Larkin who got the upper edge, beating Frayer in the semifinals of the challenge bracket to end Frayer’s hopes of making the Olympic team...
Casey said early on that Harvard would use the Association’s standards as guideposts, following its lead without towing a harder line??as some voices from the faculty and student body have suggested—and risking its persuasiveness by standing...