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...there is some consolation for Harvard, it’s that although last night was the end, it was by no means the entirety of the story of this season. What the Crimson accomplished this year can be dampened, but not diminished, by one loss, no matter how heartbreaking and anticlimactic...
...Rabbi Akiva Herzfeld delivered a religiously-focused eulogy, in which he characterized Meyers as a “beautiful” spirit. He said the death of Meyers—who was studying classics at the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences—was a “loss to the world.” “Isaac was a person whose life in this world was filled with acts of tremendous ‘chesed,’ [or] goodness,” Herzfeld said. “It was a quick and sudden passing for someone...
There are certainly notable student leaders, campus celebrities, and bubbly, kind people at Harvard. I’m sure that if faced with a similarly tragic loss, our school would come together emotionally. But on a day-to-day basis, I wonder how many of us feel proud of Harvard as more than a prestigious academic institution, a stepping-stone to postgraduate success, or the name emblazoned on every hoodie...
Chalking up another loss, the Harvard men’s volleyball team (7-9) continued its downward slide against neighborhood rival MIT (22-10), falling 1-3 (30-22, 26-30, 28-30, 27-30) in Cambridge, Mass. last night. The Crimson’s losing streak is now at four games...
...miss him,” Walsh says. “The reason he’s not here at Harvard, I’m not in agreement with it, but I understand it. Losing him...is going to be real tough.”With the loss of Perlman, the fourth spot opened for players like Strangio and Cole. Another player that Walsh thought had a serious shot at becoming a starter was flame-throwing freshman Greg Malley, whose fastball clocks in at over 90 mph. He, however, had double labrum surgery before the season and may not be able...