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...first time in 2007, both Radcliffe crews had home-river advantage, racing together on the Charles on Saturday. And the homecoming was a sweet one for both squads. The lightweights, coming off a strong third-place showing at the Knecht Cup last weekend, dominated Boston rival and seventh-ranked MIT, winning three of four races on the river. The win was highlighted by an 18-second victory for the varisty eight and an astounding 42-second thumping of the Engineers by the novice eight, which remains undefeated through the first four races of this spring season. The heavyweights posted...
Daniel Barclay, a fifth-year student of political science and economics at MIT, has been missing for the past eleven days, the school announced yesterday. Barclay, 22, was last heard from on the evening of April 8, when he spoke to his grandmother on the phone. “Nobody has seen or heard from him since that time, and since then there’s been an ongoing missing person investigation,” said MIT Police Detective Bill J. Boulter. Boulter said that federal and local authorities have been notified, as well as all Boston-area universities. Barclay...
...spokesman Frank T. Pasquarello said “Harvard, MIT, and the other colleges are prepared but the problem is we want to make sure, and that was what the meeting was about...
...privilege, an opportunity to serve my country.” says Shawna L. Sinnott ‘10, a midshipman in the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps (NROTC). Sinnott is the only freshman participating in the demanding Marine Option of NROTC, and regularly travels to MIT for rigorous morning exercises and training with fellow cadets. In fact, all of Sinnott’s ROTC training is conducted off of Harvard’s campus. Harvard has had a rocky history with ROTC, beginning in 1969 when the organization was first removed from campus after students stormed University Hall in protest...
...intensive academic course. Abstractly, such an opportunity to focus intensely on one pursuit seems like a rare luxury, especially in comparison to the frenetic pace of the fall and spring semesters. And, to be fair, the concept has proven successful at a number of colleges such as MIT, Williams, and Oberlin—but only by virtue of a strong commitment, in terms of time, money, and effort, by faculty, administration, and students alike. At Harvard, some professional schools have a J-Term, but it is often used for professional practice and internships, which are generally not an option...