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...cool air of a September morning rushed through the trees surrounding University Hall. The sun began to fill the Yard with the glimmer of a new semester. This morning was the quiet beginning to the day of upper class registration, a day that became filled with worry and pain, reflection and prayer. The morning of Tuesday September the eleventh will no doubt be the formative experience of our college lives—before the year had officially begun, we had already learned more about our country and ourselves than we could have learned from the year’s coursework...
...percent of the Crimson survey respondents feared that Harvard might be the target of a large-scale terrorist attack. But while everyday life at Harvard and at campuses across the country was not severely altered, our minds have been forever changed. We carry with us the pain of the tragedy, but also the strength and solidarity we have felt since then. Our discourse has changed—vehement debate over today’s Commencement oration by Zayed M. Yasin ’02 is only one example. As we shed off our college selves and join the ranks...
Commencement means beginning. As we continue into the real world and real life, what could be a more appropriate beginning than this—Yasin turning our pain of last fall into a hope for a new beginning and some moral direction? He’s not saying we have to agree with all his moral decisions—maybe you disapprove of HLF, and maybe you don’t. But the speech doesn’t have anything to do with HLF. Like most graduation speeches, it has to do with you. Yasin is saying that each individual...
...Koppel winced in pain, the umpires ruled her out, claiming she had swung while trying to avoid the pitch. Allard called it one of the worst calls she had ever seen. The Crimson had to live with it and ultimately coped with the second-place finish...
...entire Crimson team showed its character only three days later, when it recovered from the heartbreaking loss by dominating Yale, 8-1, to take the Ivy title. Hendricks in particular exemplified the toughness of the entire team, battling through the pain of a stress fracture in her ankle to take a five-game victory...