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...most students in Lamont yesterday prepared for exams and papers that they must complete to make it to next semester, 76 Harvard seniors and their friends and families assembled yesterday in the library’s forum room to celebrate the commencement of life outside the gates at the Mid-Year Graduates Recognition Ceremony. Kate E. Delaney ’06, a member of the 2006 Senior Class Committee (SCC), which organized the event in conjunction with the Harvard Alumni Association (HAA), expressed her happiness at being able to celebrate the students’ achievements. “The graduates...
...travel partner games are the most important because they are the two games that you have more time to prepare for and more time to rest for,” Sullivan said.“You can look at [playing mid-week games] either way,” he added. “Some coaches would say that they want to keep playing, especially going into the second game, because there’s not as much preparation the second time around. So, it’s really a philosophy.”Junior center Brian Cusworth returned...
...quick tow to the deserted gate, Midwest graciously wined and dined its inconvenienced passengers, put us up in the airport Hilton, and offered us two “unrestricted” round trip ticket vouchers to anywhere Midwest Airlines flies. Which, by the way, is not just the mid-west...
Unlike the departed Rogus, however, who was strictly a three-point specialist, Goffredo is more apt to pull up for a mid-range jumper or drive to the hoop to try to take advantage of his .917 free-throw percentage...
...They are optimistic and hoping that a more moderate leadership will emerge in Israel, one that is willing to negotiate with the Palestinians.” Vitaly Feldman, a computer-science student in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences who moved to Haifa, Israel, in the mid 1990s, said that it was hard to speculate on what Sharon’s illness would mean for the peace process, but that his stroke would be an important variable. “He was probably one of the main players, if not the main player, of the whole [peace] process...