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...someone who’s running for office.” The meeting offered a jarring contrast, Gordon says, to the one that Neil L. Rudenstine held before he left for Japan as University president in the mid-nineties. Gordon says that Rudenstine convened “eight or nine?? Japan scholars for two hours and asked each to tell him “what are you working on, what should I be concerned about, what should I be interested in.” The differences between Rudenstine’s and Summers’ approaches were...
...Corriero ’05 potting five goals to push the Crimson past Dartmouth. But last night it was the new addition, freshman Jenny Brine, who inherited the digit shining with a three-goal performance in a thorough 4-1 conquest of the Big Green. “Maybe nine??s a lucky number,” Brine said. Luck, though, is only part of the story. “I guess it’s luck too,” Brine said. “But you have to know where the bounces are going to come...
...It’s nice to come out after dropping the two to Cornell and really beating up on a team a bit,” Bettinelli said. “And everyone—one through nine??was hitting the ball...
...late in the afternoon, good things started to happen—the Sox crept back in the ninth to tie the score as Mickelson began to make a late charge on the back nine??tying Els at -8 with two holes left to play. As if we were in some kind of a parallel universe, both games mirrored each other; David Ortiz just missed a home run to end it in the ninth inning as Mickelson just missed a number of birdie opportunities early in the round. Then in the bottom of the 12th, Ortiz stepped...
...balanced a rivalry as this has been—four overtime games among the last nine??both teams have heroes. And in the most recent renewals of this one, Sam Paolini has been it for Cornell, and Tyler Kolarik for Harvard...