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Soon after the November press release announcing the Harvard gift, New York Congressman Anthony D. Weiner wrote a letter to University President Lawrence H. Summers insisting the prince had direct ties to terrorism by virtue of his membership in a government that preaches reactionary Islam. “It seems like this money has Jewish blood on it” Harvard Students for Israel President Amy M. Zelcer ’07 told The Crimson in December...
...continuation,” Brewer says of the work he had done in his home parish before college. “I had my sights on getting involved.” Just a few years later, Brewer has become the president of the CSA, an organization that counts its membership in the high hundreds.Jacob L. Bryant ‘07 didn’t settle down quite as fast, jumping from group to group for much of his freshman year before he finally put down his roots at the Harvard-Radcliffe Christian Fellowship (HRCF). Kathleen M. Goodson...
...early 1990s, however, its potential was untapped. A state-owned broadcaster, Doordashan, held a monopoly on TV rights, and "they used to give them away," groans Thawani. Today, interest in the sport is blossoming worldwide, making televised matches?along with advertising slots and sponsorship deals?more valuable. Membership of the ICC, the sport's international governing body, has expanded from 47 countries in 1997 to 96 last year. The ICC also moved its headquarters from London to Dubai and aims to grow top-level Test cricket from 10 sides today to a 20-strong second tier of cricket-playing countries...
...You’re still in high school. and you’re friending me? That’s awkward...now go away” and “Advocates for the return of Facebook to college-only exclusivity.” The two groups have a combined membership of over 30 students. “The more integration goes on,” Mumma wrote, “the more Facebook becomes some kind of creepy...phenomenon.” —Staff writer Jillian M. Bunting can be reached at jbunting@fas.harvard.edu...
...really cool because it insulates your face,” he says. When Nabel’s ’stache reached epic proportions, a friend passed him the link to the Handlebar Club’s website. Nabel’s interest was piqued. He applied for membership to the prestigious club, submitting a picture and a personal description. “They assume you’re a person of high character,” Nabel says. Nabel hasn’t yet made the pilgrimage to England to meet his fellow facial hair enthusiasts...