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...hype surrounding the game on campus was unmatched by anything other than a certain football game in New Haven. Harvard students had to enter a lottery for tickets on Thursday afternoon—and not only were the tickets all given out, but everyone showed up. Lavietes was the loudest, most packed I’ve seen, and the fans were treated to—and played a significant part in—the big upset.Through chants to Michigan fans of “We got Tommy!”, showing their support for the new coach...
...right order. He strikes a balance between maintaining the conservative tone of his campaign and tossing some juicy bones to the true believers. A reference to the "great Australian trade union movement" and a declaration to be "a P.M. for all Australians - a P.M. for indigenous Australians" draw the loudest cheers. Later, as they spill into the mild Brisbane night, people glance at the bronze statue of Wally Lewis - Queensland's greatest rugby league player - whose finest moments occurred at a pre-renovated version of this stadium. Rudd is no footballer. But on this night, to those who've rejoiced...
...lambasted. He was shellacked. This past Wednesday, the Governor was forced to kill the brilliant bill. According to 70 percent of New Yorkers, the proposal went too far. Lou Dobbs ranted about granting privileges where none are due. The Wall Street Journal, one of the loudest advocates for open borders, unfairly dubbed the proposal a recipe for voter fraud. New York Democrats who had originally supported Spitzer claimed that the governor’s compromise with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) betrayed their civil libertarian ideals.No one understood the plan.In late September, Spitzer motioned to change a Department...
...It’s like the loudest thing I’ve ever heard going into the stadium,” Hatch said. “If there’s a big play on the ground you can feel the sound. Before the games there’s like 120,000 people on campus going nuts just getting ready for the game. It’s the best environment of any college football team...
...faithful poured out of every crevice of the campus to join in on the festivities happening in the Square. With the Harvard Band leading the way, Sox fans cheered their second World Series title in four years, proudly chanting the names of their icons and providing perhaps the loudest rendition of Neil Diamond’s “Sweet Caroline” ever heard on the cobblestone sidewalks of the Square. After ushering in the first Red Sox title in 86 years as freshmen, this year’s graduating class has the distinction of starting and ending their...