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...score would have been 4-3 in Harvard’s favor if the squad had managed to secure the doubles point??something with which the squad has struggled lately despite early-season dominance...
This is a particularly frustrating problem because stem-cell research is just beginning to demonstrate its potential. Federally funded labs have been able to research up to a point??they get government money as long as they use the few stem-cell lines the federal government has on hand. Yet once research goes beyond its initial stages and more fresh stem-call lines are required, government funds dry up. Research using stem cells to treat Parkison’s disease, for instance, will require new stem-cell lines once clinical trials begin, says Ron McKay, a researcher...
...fair, by column’s end Pablo asserts his trust in the coaching staff to eventually work out the kinks in the pitching. But perhaps he has a point??maybe Harvard’s pitching really is something to be nervous about. After all, the Crimson’s three starting pitchers on Saturday (and the three who are expected to lead the Crimson’s weekend starting rotation this spring)—sophomore Matt Brunnig, senior Trey Hendricks, and senior Mike Morgalis—were all touched up for at least seven earned runs...
...return to my original point??that the key issue here is to avert “Snore 2004”—I would draw the Democrats’ attention to the film that won eleven Oscars last Sunday: the final installment of The Lord of the Rings trilogy. It was not the hobbits’ quest for more generous Medicare benefits that made that epic film so captivating. Nor was it Aragorn’s rousing rhetoric on the “two Middle-earths.” No, it was the struggle between good...
Dartmouth wants you to know that hockey is most definitely not a zero-sum game. The Big Green has skated to ties—and thus each side has left with a point??nine times in just 27 games. Every third night Dartmouth takes the ice, skates around for 65 minutes, throws up the white flag and forms a truce with its opponent. If I knew that I had essentially the same chance of seeing a draw as either a win or a loss, I’d stay home. Apparently 4000 strong in Hanover disagree with...