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...members also discussed the lack of classroom space available at peak teaching hours from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Georgene Herschbach, chair of the committee on classroom space and associate dean of the College, addressed the need for more classroom space during the busiest hours...
...Dartmouth loss was a reality check for us," Pemper said. "We were really starting to peak with the wins against Yale and Brown, and going back to Penn and Princeton. We're going to try to raise our level of play like we always do in the tourney; the players like the underdog role...
...This is what we peak for," freshman Adam Truitt said. "It is the most important time of the year...
Harvard will face a disadvantage at Easterns because six key athletes will not be shaved or tapered in order to save their peak performances for NCAAs coming up later in the season. In addition, the Crimson will lack the diving part of the swimming and diving team, which will hurt its final score...
...performed the world over and was honored at the Kennedy Center. Last night's award for album of the year was his first Grammy since 1979, when he was cited for his born-again Christian-themed song, "Gotta Serve Somebody." Dylan never received a Grammy in the 1960s -- the peak of his creative influence. This year's album is considered his most acclaimed work in years. He even remained unflappable while performing "Love Sick" when a man with the words "Soy Bomb" painted on his torso leapt on stage to dance to the song. Dylan merely raised his eyebrows...