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...opening win, and the freshmen really got into the action.” Indeed, reminiscent of the stellar crop of newcomers in 2007, rookies Mike Katzer and Luka Babic made a strong showing for this year’s recruiting class, netting one and two goals, respectively. Junior goalie Nikhil Balaraman also shared the burden in goal, getting the start but yielding in the fourth quarter to freshman Alexandre Popp after making six saves. The rookie held W&J to four goals in the final frame, after the game was well in hand. —Staff writer Max Brondfield...
...proposal comes a month after the UC was forced to stop funding alcohol through its party grants. This year’s Harvard College Handbook also featured a stricter anti-hazing policy which can discipline student group leaders for dangerous drug or alcohol consumption. Mather HoCo Co-Chair Nikhil G. Mathews ’08 expressed concern about what the proposal would do to House community. “Our happy hours are one of the few on campus that use hard alcohol and our attendance is usually 130 to 150 people,” Mathews said. Mathews said that...
Despite the magnitude of this week’s fires and the ensuing evacuations, Nikhil A. Balaraman ’10, whose family was evacuated because of the fires, stressed that large-scale burning was not out of the ordinary for this time of year. He recalled “fire days” during high school, when classes were cancelled because burning vegetation made air quality unhealthy...
...This time yesterday I thought was going to have to file for bankruptcy,” she said. “I have no job and I have no place to live.” Despite the magnitude of this week’s fires and the ensuing evacuations, Nikhil A. Balaraman ’10, whose family was evacuated because of the fires, stressed that large-scale burning was not out of the ordinary for this time of year. He recalled “fire days” during high school, when classes were cancelled because burning vegetation made...
...Others were more critical. “It’s a little over the top. They’re using crazy means to draw attention to an extreme problem. It kind of makes sense, but it’s a little disingenuous,” said Nikhil G. Mathews ’08. When asked whether he was going to the Step It Up dance in Annenberg Hall, Goran Lazarevski ’09 asked, “Step It Up? What’s that?” But after learning of the party’s connection...