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...morning race, the Crimson remained somewhat within the pack of competitors until the end of the race, when Harvard pulled away from just about everyone to finish with a time of 15:28.89, 15 seconds ahead of Brown, the nearest boat...
...Last Saturday, a new product finally hit the bazaar: a bright-yellow pack of Humanitarian Daily Rations. Dropped by U.S. planes as free aid to the starving and displaced, they are now selling here or just over $1. Except to Americans. For them, the HDRs could be free. When a pair of Western journalists walked through the market, a kind- eyed, 70-year-old man ambled up. The yellow bag in his hands was emblazoned with the words: Gift from the United States of America. But the man could not read English, and he looked puzzled. Was the HDR ours...
BUTT-FREE Teenagers may finally be getting the message. From 1997 to 1999, the number of 12- to 17-year-olds who took up smoking dropped by a third. Experts would like to think health concerns are driving the change, but it could be simple economics. A pack in 1999 cost $3, compared with...
McLean-Foreman has typically been among the Crimson’s top finishers this season but placed well back of the lead pack this weekend because of cramping...
...fact, I’ve spoken to many people—otherwise meek progressive types—who get a secret thrill at the prospect of Summers aggressively wielding tyrannical authority, and who relish the thought of Summers, say, sitting down with law school administrators and telling them to pack their bags for Allston. Such scenarios are appealing because there is a real need for greater centralization, a real need to end the chaos that masquerades as a “philosophy” of decentralization. It hinders the democratic functioning of the school when we have a confusing...