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...into the period to give the Badgers a 2-1 advantage.With the Crimson defense falling apart, Wisconsin connected for yet another goal four minutes later on a scorching Jinelle Zaugg one-timer off of a feed from Lawler.“I’m really proud of my team,” Badgers coach Mark Johnson said. “They responded really well after the first period and came out with some energy and created some scoring opportunities.”Stone called a timeout following Zaugg’s goal that appeared to calm her team down...
There are certainly notable student leaders, campus celebrities, and bubbly, kind people at Harvard. I’m sure that if faced with a similarly tragic loss, our school would come together emotionally. But on a day-to-day basis, I wonder how many of us feel proud of Harvard as more than a prestigious academic institution, a stepping-stone to postgraduate success, or the name emblazoned on every hoodie...
...around us needs cheerleaders and who would benefit from the support of their peers. I don’t think you need a class ring to show your Harvard pride, but I hope we’ve all met at least one person like Eve Carson who makes us proud to be here. Kristina M. Moore ’08, the former president of The Crimson, is a history and literature concentrator in Dunster House...
...Some foreign activists believe a boycott will gain support among Chinese liberals, and a few Chinese rights activists such as lawyer Gao Zhisheng agree. But most average Chinese, whatever their anger at Beijing's repression, eagerly await the Olympics. Across China, nearly everyone I have met is proud of the Beijing Games, and a boycott will only turn them against the West. Without a doubt, China's state-controlled press would play up this angle, using a boycott to demonize Western nations and to fuel Chinese nationalism, the country's most potent, and dangerous, political force. In January, the People...
...Harvard Political Union and attended by about 65 people, ended in a question-and-answer session, giving all participants the chance to respond. For the partisans in the room, the result was clear. “The Democrats got slaughtered on all points across the board,” proud Republican Rachel L. Wagley ’11 said...