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Only months after Constance DeFotis won an uphill battle to secure her reappointment, the associate director of choral activities said she will leave Harvard next fall for a one-year stint at the College of William and Mary...
...single-parent population grows, such arrangements may become more common. Helena Tuma, 33, and her daughter, 3, share an apartment near Los Angeles with Anne Barber, 28, and her son, 5. They recently looked into renting a house together--they plan to sign a one-year lease--and a real estate agent assumed they were a lesbian couple. They are not, but Tuma says their platonic friendship has advantages over married life. "It's like having a marriage," explains Tuma, "without all the ties and the yucky stuff...
Sophomore Merry Chiampa, one of the elder stateswomen on Harvard’s extremely young squad, returned from a one-year hiatus and hardly missed a beat on Saturday, shooting a 77 to put herself in a three-way tie for first. Chiampa’s performance also staked the team to second place at the end of the first...
...one-year award, named the Scholars-at-Risk Fellowship Program, will bring one “at-risk” scholar annually to Harvard and will be administered locally by the University Committee on Human Rights Studies (UCHRS). The fellowship will also be part of a larger national initiative to promote academic freedom and defend human rights...
...Watching practice is all well and good, of course, but actual tickets were the hottest thing going: Kansas fans Tim Ballew, 30, and wife Heidi, 27, spent $3,000 for two seats on the floor four rows behind one basket. They were there to root for the Jayhawks and celebrate their one-year wedding anniversary. Not everyone was lucky enough to line up tickets ahead of time: Saturday morning, folks stood in the pouring rain buying and selling and trying to look inconspicuous. Some fans ate worms and literally got in bed with snakes and rats to win tickets from...