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...burying the Crimson in 12th place. But led by captain Andrew Klein, Harvard fought back on Sunday, pulling into eighth and finished the weekend with a +51 611. Klein—who finished with the fourth best individual score of the tournament—shot a four under par 68 on Sunday after shooting a four over par 76 on Saturday to propel the Crimson into...
...Chanel, Lagerfeld is carrying on the athletic tradition that Coco Chanel began in the 1920s. The latest addition for spring is a golf line in the house's classic signature black and white. Soon, high fashion may just be par for the course...
...Balanchine?s greatest transformations was on the other side of the footlights. When he and his patron Lincoln Kirstein founded the New York City Ballet in 1948, the audience for ballet in the U.S. was on a par with that for, say, dog shows or jai alai. Today, although support for orchestras and theater companies is wavering, ballet is booming, with new companies proliferating and talented youngsters springing up continually. Much of the credit goes to Balanchine, to the brilliance of his 400-plus works and to the seminal influence of the NYCB and its satellite School of American Ballet...
...course, BC might not want to adopt all of our traditions. After all, back-breaking workloads and a sub-par social scene may have long histories here. Not every university can live up to the Harvard mystique, but we have inklings that BC is on the road to success. After all, they seem to have mastered Harvard’s greatest tradition of all: a penchant for forming pointless bureaucratic committees...
Steen said Harvard’s wireless progress is on par with many of its peer institutions...