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...this weekend’s action:PENN (18-7, 10-1 IVY) AT YALE (15-12, 7-5)It’s hard to believe that this contest won’t be televised, noting its implications for the Ivy title race, but since the YES Network and CN8 have combined to broadcast both of Saturday night’s key matchups, I won’t complain about this omission too much.Though the final score might not reflect it, Yale jumped out to a 16-1 lead over Penn in the two teams’ first matchup...
...wrote. Getting a facebook account has become a rite of passage for matriculating college students, a rite that many are not willing to share with high schoolers. “There are some college kids who are pissed and want to keep the network to themselves,” Hughes told The Crimson in September, when Facebook opened its high school wing. Now with the fusion of the two networks, some Harvard students said they are overtly outraged. This rage has been channeled into the creation of a slew of facebook groups including “You?...
...meet people,” he says. “It was an easy way to break the ice,” as well as an excuse to invite people over. Miller often plays “Halo” with 16 people, using Harvard’s network to link four different XBoxes.Timothy D. Turner’s ’09 room has likewise become a “hub” for playing “Halo.” “It’s become a kind of tradition…people...
...speak the truth. It didn’t matter that no one knew exactly what Summers said. The issue could be easily and, unfortunately, inaccurately framed as radical liberals versus straight-talking conservatives. Nuance had no place in this argument. At the time, for example, a major cable news network invited several Harvard students, including two former Crimson editorial chairs, to discuss the issue on-air. But as the actual discussion developed, the show’s producers were aghast to discover the complexities of the issue, and so it booted one of its female guests who tepidly supported Summers...
...lesbian, they’ll disown me”). The messages on these doors were desperate cries for help and, still, somebody was instructed to scrub at them until they were no longer visible. The basic problem with Harvard’s student support network is that there are too many groups and that, partially as a result, students do not use them as often as they should. The Office of Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (OSAPR) should amalgamate all of the various support groups on campus, forming one centralized support network with liaisons in freshman dorms, upperclassman Houses, academic...