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...magazine’s editors. “It’s strange to me how many people think it doesn’t happen.” But it does happen. “Saturday Night” sets out to prove that sexual assault needs to be addressed on a much larger scale. The concept behind the publication originated at Duke University back in 2003. For Harvard’s spin on the idea, editors teamed up with the Office of Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (OSAPR), and Saturday Night includes resource materials on the final pages. While...
This phenomenon, in the end, is what should trouble those of who believe Harvard must remain an unapologetically American institution. The new general education requirement is welcome, but unless it can help reverse the steady trend toward post-nationalism on campus, it may well prove fruitless. In that case, students lacking an affinity for America should not be surprised if they find, upon leaving Harvard, that America lacks an affinity for them...
...what could prove an embarrassing new setback for embattled Attorney General Alberto Gonzales on the eve of his testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee, a group of influential conservatives and longtime Bush supporters has written a letter to the White House to call for his resignation...
...battle between a strong offense and a dominant defense, more often than not, the ‘D’ can prove the triumphant factor. Saturday afternoon in Princeton, N.J., things were no different.The Harvard men’s lacrosse team (3-6, 2-2 Ivy) could not find an answer for the No. 5 Tigers (8-2, 3-0), as Princeton held the Crimson scoreless for nearly 38 minutes of play on its way to a 9-3 victory.The first half was a disaster for Harvard, as the Crimson was unable to capitalize on three man-up opportunities...
...freshman Lizzie Brook played in their customary second doubles spot. Harvard forfeited the third doubles match. Despite the changes, the Crimson surprised by winning the doubles point fairly easily. In the top doubles spot, Princeton’s Blakely Ashley and Ivana King forced the less experienced Forgie to prove herself, hitting the majority of balls to Forgie’s side of the court. Forgie proved herself up to the task, and Harvard took the match, 8-5. Mukundan and Brook won convincingly at No. 2, 8-4. “Princeton was a tough match, obviously...