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...terms of black student enrollment for the sixth time in the last eight years, with black students making up 12.3 percent of its freshman class last year. Stanford, Duke, Columbia, and Vanderbilt universities ranked second, third, and fourth, respectively. Following Harvard in the black student yield category were MIT with a yield of 66.4 percent and Stanford University with a yield of 61.4 percent. \ “We are obviously very pleased to have such a high yield,” William R. Fitzsimmons ’67, dean of admissions and financial aid, said. Fitzsimmons credited the Undergraduate Minority...
...investigate the possibility of a city-wide ban.But Healy’s announcement doesn’t mean the controversy is likely to blow over.The task force includes four Cambridge residents as well as representatives from an equipment manufacturer, a landscaping firm, relevant city departments, and a member from MIT. But that did not fully satisfy advocates of an all-out ban.“All those who advocate for the use of leaf blowers...are hoping to benefit by making others suffer,” resident Megan Brook said during a during public comment period. She expressed concern that...
...national championship.“I was a little disappointed, because I wanted to continue to improve,” Johnson said. “I had been training pretty hard with the coaches, both Kyle and I trained pretty hard. I wanted to win overall.”MIT NO RINGER INVITETwenty teams traveled to MIT on Saturday for the No Ringer Invite, a low-stress event that saw the peculiar pairing of Harvard and Wellesley as a dual-team. The combination finished in seventh place overall, with Wellesley’s Kira Treibergs and Cordellia Chansler steering...
...case, after the amount of press he’s been given in the run-up to this film release, Cohen can’t expect many more credulous interview subjects for Borat. With homosexuality such a fiery political issue lately, perhaps a “Funkyzeit mit Brüno” movie lurks over the horizon? We can only hope...
...began to search for ways he could participate, but he felt like there were no political organizations that he could get involved in. It was after talking to other discouraged people that he “started brainstorming ideas,” and with a friend of his, an MIT graduate, he came up with the idea for ActBlue. Since its inception in June 2004, Act-Blue has raised nearly 15 million dollars Though Rahn’s own college years were not fraught with political protests and debates, he says that today’s students are much more...