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...have sacrificed their lives to serve their country. The church bell will toll once for each Harvard student in the history of the university to have died while serving in the military. As one of the oldest institutions in American, Harvard has had a long history of supporting our nation??s military. In fact, the day after George Washington was appointed by the Second Continental Congress as America’s first commander-in-chief, he first rallied and organized his army at Cambridge Common—a historic site still marked by a flag and cannon that...
...Other students suggested readings and meditation lessons so that newcomers could better understand the religion. Wagner said that the decision to open the HBC up to College students lay in the fact that Buddhism currently suffers from a lack of awareness and participation. Although Harvard boasts one of the nation??s largest number of faculty members with academic interests in Buddhism, practicing Buddhists still remain elusive, according to Wagner. “Constantly, people are coming [to Harvard] representing the religious side of other religions,” stated Lobel. He said that clergymen from all different faiths...
...Indian companies that are active in the global economy, foreign investors with an interest in India, and the role policymaking plays on economic growth, according to a statement released by HBS last week. HBS selected India as the location for its next research center on account of the nation??s burgeoning population and rapid economic growth. Mumbai is often considered the nation??s financial and media capital. Ajay S. Mookerjee, who earned a doctorate in business administration from HBS in 1988, will serve as the Center’s executive director. He has also held positions...
...first time, one of Donato’s recruiting classes will hit the ice. The honeymoon—the first season, the triumphant wins over the nation??s best, the return to the NCAA tournament—is over for Donato...
...close to scoring, so it just showed us that we had to play for the full 90 minutes if we were going to get the win,” Odorczyk said.Shields picked up three saves in the record-setting 11th shutout. Her 68.75 shutout percentage places her in the nation??s top 10.This impressive statistic may be the best chance Harvard has at winning an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament. Yale, which clinched the Ivy title on Saturday, won the automatic bid for the Ancient Eight, but the Ivies have consistently sent two or three teams...