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...recent struggles continued, as the tandem of Nguyen and Clayton was the only one that succeeded in pulling off an 8-4 win at No. 3, while No. 2 Denenberg and Valkin lost, 8-5, and No. 1 junior Ashwin Kumar and freshman Michael Hayes lost, 9-8(4). NOTE: Sunday’s scheduled match against Manhattan was postponed until the weekend of Feb. 24 after the Jaspers’ bus experienced technical difficulties. —Staff writer Jonathan B. Steinman can be reached at steinman@fas.harvard.edu...
Drew Gilpin Faust’s expected election as the 28th President of Harvard College will spark a flurry of attention. Worldwide, headlines will herald Harvard’s first female leader in its 371-year history. But as the world takes note of Harvard’s milestone, it will likely ignore the far more significant crossroads at which Harvard finds itself today...
...normally a legal practice, Gibbons said. Gibbons said the lab received a violation because researchers did not file the proper paperwork for the experiment which would have allowed the monkeys to not be given water. In another violation which SAEN referred to in its report, researchers did not note they had anesthetized animals such as wallabies during operations in their procedural reports, Gibbons said. The use of anesthetics or other implements to reduce pain during certain procedures is part of the Animal Welfare Act. Michael A. Budkie, executive director of SAEN, defended the report. “We?...
...make “Bloomsbury” a colorful yet historically accurate piece of literary criticism, and her ostensible desire to liberate her subjects from the stuffy realm of academia and to recapture the vibrant intellectual community they created is certainly laudable. As Cheever assures us in a personal note to the reader, her intentions are “to honor the characters, their lives, and their intimate connections with each other.” That’s great. Unfortunately, by treating her subjects more like personalities in a melodramatic soap opera than distinguished writers, she does just...
...Hannibal Rising” will open to the fanfare surrounding any of Lecter’s previous on-screen appearances, but Ulliel did win Harris’ prior to filming. The infamously reclusive author—he declines most media interviews—passed along a handwritten note to Ulliel about the nature of Lecter’s character, the very same note he gave to Hopkins years before. The message? Ulliel remains silent. As Hannibal Lecter says, “All good things to those who wait.” —Staff writer Jessica C. Coggins...