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...totals to the NFC’s top two teams in weeks one and two, and critics said that once again, the Giants couldn’t quite hang with the big boys. Following this up-and-down season, New Yorkers might say, was more exciting than enjoying their opponents??€™ apparently monotone success. But the Patriots—and their fans along with them—have had their moments of panic. As a few other editors of this newspaper can testify, I was prostrate on the floor and nearly hysterical in the final seconds of the Pats?...
...pursue as president would be actionable.The central plank of the Sundquist-Sarafa platform was a push to reform the College’s Administrative Board, the disciplinary body that has been criticized for its opacity and failure to include any students as decision-makers.During the campaign, Sundquist suggested that his opponents??€™ promises—such as Willey’s pledge to reinstate the council’s alcohol reimbursements for parties, which were nixed by Pilbeam earlier this fall—reflected a lack of knowledge of the administration.“It’s really easy...
Candidates for the Undergraduate Council presidency traded barbs on everything from the UC’s relevance to their opponents??€™ backgrounds, last night in a debate staged a day and a half before voting closes...
...UC’s grant guidelines, demystifying an often-frustrating process. His expertise complements Sundquist’s advocacy strengths, and they will make for one of the better-rounded and experienced presidential teams in recent memory. The same cannot be said of Sarafa and Sundquist’s opponents??€”particularly Roy T. Willey IV ’09 and Nicholas B. Snow ’09—whose grasp of the realities and challenges of dealing with the administration is limited at best.Though it is their greatest strength, Sundquist and Sarafa’s student-government...
...Crimson big man, 6’9 junior Evan Harris, was troubled by fouls throughout the game. The other frontcourt starter, 6’7 sophomore Pat Magnarelli, also had trouble matching up with the big men, as did two 6’7 reserves Harvard threw at its opponents??€”sophomore Doug Miller, and freshman Adam Demuyakor. While Vander Baan took advantage of his size in the first half, it was Clifford the Crusaders went to late. 16 of his points came in the second half, mostly on lay-ups. His lay-up with 5:38 left broke...