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...average sports fan, tennis doesn’t really land on their radar. Even ESPN.com has the sport tucked away in the “Other?? section of its homepage.Last Thursday night, with the NFL season kicking off and division races in the Major Leagues intensifying, this reality was no different.But it should have been, especially here in Cambridge.One of our own, James Blake, was competing at the highest level of this unknown but beautiful game.Blake faced off against the No. 1 tennis player in the world, the incomparable Roger Federer, at the most significant stage in American...
...baton to a modern scholar.This spring, he collaborated with Associate Professor of East Asian Languages and Civilizations Michael A. Szonyi for Chinese History 126, “Cognition and Culture in Local China,” and the two of them alternated by weeks, while also participating in each other??s lectures.Bol attributes the difference in models to the more interpretative nature of the latter course.NAME OF THE GAMEWith two or more professors lecturing about their specialties, students are exposed to the breadth of those fields.“It’s important for students that they...
...addition, Lieberman says, RNAi could, “in principle,” be used to repress HIV—a hypothesis her laboratory will soon begin to test in a macaque-monkey model.LIKE THEY DO ON THE DISCOVERY CHANNELIn ancient times, humans and chimpanzees might have known each other??in the biblical sense, that is.Last month, a team of geneticists at HMS and MIT compared the human genome to that of chimpanzees and two more distant primates and found that early humans and chimpanzees may have interbred to form a more successful hybrid species.Scientists had previously believed...
...that summer. The two rekindled their relationship after graduation.Christiane recalls how she and Cuse once decided on a whim in the spring of their junior year to jump off the Weeks Footbridge together.“We were just walking and talking, and we just kind of dared each other??we just did it,” she laughingly says.But the jump would put a halt to Cuse’s rowing career: He dislocated his shoulder when he hit the surface of the water.“We ran to [University Health Services], and they thought...
...chemistry] has gotten a lot better,” Goffredo said. “It was good to get on the court with him a lot before he even got to Harvard. I think we’ve got a really good feel for each other??s game.”For the season, Housman finished first on the team with 82 assists, but passing was not the only offensive dimension he displayed. The freshman grew into a crucial alternate scoring option, averaging 10 points per game, and his 271 points were the third most on the Crimson...