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...continuing ascendancy of Haviland, Vance, and Wilson; the dynamic swan songs of standout seniors like slick-fielding shortstop and captain Morgan Brown; and the emergence of untapped talents like Brunnig, who in addition to going 4-0 on the mound, hit well in the designatted hitter spot, Chris Mackey, who contributed solid play in left field, and Meehan, who hit .330 in 22 starts. In all, it amounted to another winning season for Harvard, culminating in the unsettling reminder that the best laid plans, in baseball especially, often go awry. —Staff writer Jonathan Lehman can be reached...
...John Mackey is such a libertarian. His social conscience leads him to encourage consumers to purchase environmentally sound products, but he does not wish to impose that choice upon them by force. In fact, libertarians can hold any personal moral view without believing that their stance should be forced upon others. Libertarians can support unions, or workers’ collectives, or a stringent set of religious beliefs, and they can hope that others think the same way, but they seek to persuade, never to coerce...
Will Johnston’s thoughtful, nuanced piece on Whole Foods founder John Mackey (“Libertarian Environmentalist?” op-ed, May 3) gave an all-too-rare perspective on an important matter of moral preference: environmentally friendly goods and services. Though libertarians do not endorse using the coercive force of laws to make people kind or moral or environmentally conscience, they often hold very strong personal moral views...
Seniors Morgan Brown, Matt Brunnig, Javy Castellanos, Mike Dukovich, Josh Klimkiewicz, Chris Mackey, and Lance Salsgiver were in no rush to leave. Some knelt with tears in their eyes; some knew that this was the last time they would ever pick up a bat or glove in a meaningful game...
...They didn’t pitch outstanding.” Harvard, in the midst of a subpar performance from its stopper, remained resilient, rallying for three runs with two outs in the fourth on consecutive base hits from third baseman Steffan Wilson and seniors Matt Brunnig, Brown, and Chris Mackey. Mackey provided the big hit with a two-run single to right field. “We came back, 5-3, and I thought ‘Here we go’,” Walsh said. “I really, really felt like we were going...