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Murphy has been party to the off-season pitch before, solicited for meet-and-greets by the Naval Academy and University of Delaware after guiding the Crimson to similarly successful seasons in recent years past. Each time, Murphy has taken the time to hear his suitor’s offer??“You never say never in this business,” Murphy says. “You owe it to your family to listen to what people have to say”—and decided without qualification that he’s happy patrolling...
...this event promises to bring a lot of free food, live music, and people together on the MAC Quad. Despite our misconceived reputation, we also have parties. Saturday’s annual Leverett 80’s Dance might be worth your time. Enjoy all that Harvard has to offer??it’s no coincidence that Prefrosh Weekend is one of the most event-filled times at Harvard...
Welch is a second-round NHL draft pick, one widely touted as one of the best two-way defensemen college hockey has to offer??but he is also a Brighton native, a skater who took in his first Beanpot as a seven-year-old in the erstwhile Boston Garden, and he has wanted that tournament trophy ever since...
Advising and counseling are two of the most important things a school can offer??and two areas schools often neglect. Role models are crucial to helping students remain motivated and eventually succeed. At the same time, the knowledge that teachers and counselors possess—on standardized tests and the college process, for example—is essential for students. The same can be said in regards to course selection. It is crucial that students be placed in the proper level of classes, with access to extra help and honors level and advanced placement courses...
...prestigious boarding school of St. Paul’s provided many opportunities and resources for its students, but in 1959, Larry Rand realized his life was missing something the school couldn’t offer??music. He desperately wanted to play guitar, and fueled by this desire, he sought and found a fellow guitarist in Jon Prouty...