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...Please do not remove.” On another, a laptop and several books were left unattended for at least an hour. There were only two unclaimed desks on the entire floor. And even when students are in the library ostensibly studying, they can still be disruptive. Charles J. McNamara ’07 had to spend last Saturday night at Lamont because his roommate threw a party in his room, where he prefers to work. But he says he tries to avoid the library because many students do not see it as a work space. “Lamont?...
...dart gun to hold up a stranger he found outside of his suite, believing that he was participating in the House’s annual game of “Gotcha,” according to an article published in The Crimson. Harvard University Police Department spokesperson Peggy A. McNamara told The Crimson then that police and college administrators strongly discouraged Gotcha and Assassin. “The whole game in its entirety is very dangerous,” McNamara told the Crimson. “It’s very dangerous with the weapons looking as real as they...
What we are living with now is the consequences of successive policy failures. Some of the missteps include: the distortion of intelligence in the buildup to the war, McNamara-like micromanagement that kept our forces from having enough resources to do the job, the failure to retain and reconstitute the Iraqi military in time to help quell civil disorder, the initial denial that an insurgency was the heart of the opposition to occupation, alienation of allies who could have helped in a more robust way to rebuild Iraq, and the continuing failure of the other agencies of our government...
...social and their work lives.” Before surgery, patients often had to wear diapers and suffered from incontinence. “Now that I’ve had my transplant, my body actually does what I want it to,” said 16-year-old Kaitlyn McNamara to US News Today, one of recipients of a new bladder. “It kind of boosted my self-esteem.” Atala said that as this technique matures and becomes more mainstream, other organs such as hearts, livers, kidneys, pancreases can be laboratory-grown...
...pledges for the Phillips Brooks House Association (PBHA) and Project HEALTH. The Harvard College Marathon Challenge (HCMC), launched this year, picked participants from a pool of 500 people who entered a lottery. Those selected have been collecting pledges to benefit both social-service organizations. HCMC Fundraising Manager Charles J. McNamara ’07 said that many participants, which include students and staff members, are close to reaching their fundraising goals. Undergraduates must raise $500, and other participants must raise $1000. According to McNamara, the college community has been supportive, despite the difficulty of raising awareness because it is HCMC?...