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...years been Harvard’s arch-nemesis in the Red Rolfe Division, was Morgan’s dream college. It helped that his father, an alumnus, had made his own indelible athletic mark for the Big Green, setting track records and starring on one of the nation??s best football teams along the way.“He was always my role model growing up,” Brown says of his father. “So I was like, ‘I’m from New Hampshire. I’m going to Dartmouth...
This measure is intended to make sure that athletes at our nation??s institutions are performing at an acceptable level in the classroom, and are remaining on track to graduate. It should be no surprise, then, that 18 of Harvard’s teams were recognized by the NCAA for having APR scores in the top ten percent of their respective sports, with ten teams receiving perfect scores...
...enforcing the Solomon Amendment, the Pentagon is “not asking for special treatment or seeking to compel or suppress free speech.”“We simply want to be able to compete on an even playing field for the best and brightest that our nation??s universities have to offer,” Krenke wrote.‘WARNING: DISCRIMINATING EMPLOYER INSIDE’The decision yesterday was seen by many opponents of the amendment as a spark for renewed and reinvigorated protests against the military on campuses across the country. The Solomon...
...income students’ near absence from the nation??s more selective colleges and universities is now and will continue to be the most important form of inequity in higher education. Barely 10 percent of students at the top 31 private colleges and universities in the United States come from the bottom two-fifths of the income distribution. That leaves students from such families far more underrepresented than are women, African Americans, or Latinos. Poor people may be the only group without a chance of descriptive representation in the faculty and administrative ranks; by definition (despite our occasional...
...respective Olympic teams, Raimondi has thus borne the offensive burden for this year’s Crimson squad. In traditional Harvard style, Raimondi’s newfound role has meant stepping back to play the point on the penalty kill and the power play, which until recently was the nation??s number two unit, and looking to get the puck to her young linemates waiting close to the net. With this added responsibility, Raimondi has matured on the ice to become an all-around player—a noticeable progression from the rookie with the stunning shot...