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Petrich’s next stop is the Garment District, where she rummages through a sprawling pile of used clothing priced at $1.50 per pound. After considering and discarding a silver-lined aerobics bag, Petrich brings an office jacket and an oversized blouse to the register for $7.65. She treks back to her Cabot room to get started...
...ability to modernize the Law School while still building consensus. In addition to the curricular revisions, Kagan, who was appointed by then-University President Lawrence H. Summers in 2003, has also launched a $400 million capital campaign, laid plans for a new 250,000 square-foot building north of Pound Hall, and increased the size of the faculty primarily by luring tenured professors from other universities...
...attempt to score. Ziomek managed a shot before the half ended, but Prescott made the save. For the overtime period, four players from each team left the field, turning the game into a contest of seven on seven. “We came in to overtime ready to pound it,” Fuller said. “Nobody was tired.” Overtime was short, but sweet for the Crimson. Brown quickly seized control of the ball. She dribbled down the right side of the field, cutting into the circle. Brown attempted to pass to the far side...
...leniency on a fellow Crimsonite.“I don’t think it would change his judgment because, with my experience of Harvard...some people come out being very anti-Harvard,” he said.NO MORE GAMEPLAYThomas, a 6’3”, 245-pound Marylandian, was known to be aggressive on the field but not off of it, according to friends and teammates.“I was so devastated when I found out,” said Eric A. Schultz ’09, a linebacker on the football team...
...Melissa DelVecchio of Robert A.M. Stern Architects. The Everett Street Garage won’t be the only building bulldozed in the project. The Wyeth Hall dorm will be demolished to make room for the new kid on the Mass Ave. block. The blueprint, unveiled last night at a Pound Hall information session, includes large windows and open spaces—meant to bring light in from outside, DelVecchio said. The Law School campus already boasts several architectural landmarks. H. H. Richardson, a leader of the Romanesque Revival movement, designed Austin Hall in the early 1880s. And Harkness Commons, which...