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Regardless, the Crimson will never know for sure unless it beats Cornell on Saturday at 3 p.m. Harvard has failed by a variety of margins in its previous games against top-ten competition—a narrow one in its 9-8 defeat to Yale, a larger one against Princeton. The Crimson feels that the context of this weekend’s game will lead to a better result...
According to Asani, “diversity is a sign of divine genius...the human heart is very narrow, part of living in the world is learning to broaden your heart...
...going to do and stick to it. He wants to enlarge the Faculty? Then let’s see him personally focus on recruitment. While concentrating on the College is commendable, Summers needs to do more than show up to the entryway study break. He needs to narrow his scope seriously in the interests of getting something done. If he concentrated on attracting more high-profile Faculty, his drawing power, University clout and personal attention would surely speed up that lamentably slow Faculty increase...
...Harvard men’s tennis team missed its opportunity for a second straight Ivy League title yesterday when it dropped a narrow 4-3 decision to Brown in Providence, R.I. The weekend was not a total loss, however, as the Crimson (13-5, 5-1 Ivy) exacted revenge on Yale, 5-2, at home on Friday...
Well, publishers and booksellers still have hungry mouths to feed. In the book industry, where profits are narrow, Oprah's endorsement of any title meant a minimum of 500,000 additional sales, says Jim Milliot, the business editor at Publishers Weekly. For the publisher, that translates to at least an additional $5 million in revenue. Among ambitious writers she produced an Oprah effect. They knew that editors were always happy to be offered stories they knew Oprah liked, the ones centered on family drama or personal struggle by characters who are scarred but who endure. Oprah, with her largely female...