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...minute meeting with the Undergraduate Council, however, Faust nodded frequently and appeared to absorb the concerns of the elected representatives of Harvard’s roughly 6,500 undergraduates. Faust has never headed an institution with a student population in her professional career.The topics ranged from postseason Ivy League football competition to environmental sustainability.Undergraduate Council members raised concerns about the effect of Harvard’s academic calendar on mental health. Currently, many students spend winter break studying for exams or writing papers in anticipation of January exams.The Faculty of Arts and Sciences addressed changes to the calendar as part...
...years performed halftime "tribal" dances for the University of Illinois, despite protests from Native American groups who called the character demeaning; in Champaign-Urbana, Ill. Officials acted under pressure from the NCAA, which in 2005 barred colleges with American Indian mascots from acting as hosts for postseason events...
...night.” On Saturday night, it was Finelli’s time to shine. And if the team’s hot play continues during the second half of the Ivy slate, she and the rest of the Crimson may be jumping and bumping shoulders into postseason play. —Staff Writer Emily W. Cunningham can be reached at ecunning@fas.harvard.edu...
...Penn and Princeton.Harvard entered the match unsure of what Penn’s four freshmen would present. At both the No. 2 and No. 8 positions, the Quaker freshmen defeated Blumberg and Charlene Neo respectively.With these players now scouted, the Crimson feels better prepared to face them in postseason play.“I think having played someone within the last week is such an advantage, especially if you’re the person who lost,” Grigg said. “So many people don’t reflect on why they win. Sometimes you take...
...record-setting performance at Blodgett, captured the one-meter competition with 291 points and took second in the three-meter dive with 327.05 points. The event was Harvard’s last dual meet of the season, as the team will begin to gear up for postseason. First up is the Ivy League Championships in Princeton on Feb. 15-17, which will offer the Crimson a second look at the Tigers. —Staff writer Rebecca A. Compton can be reached at compton@fas.harvard.edu...