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That moment summed up the mixed success of Whitton’s season. Harvard was trailing in the game largely because Whitton had failed to preserve a 2-1 lead after coming on in relief...
...impasse. Thirty-six days later, after hearing more about aging Florida voters, chads and the intricacies of judicial voting processes than should ever be desired, Gore finally concedes the election to Bush, a graduate of the Harvard Business School. The fiasco over, the nation breathes a sigh of relief...
...sisters. Over a thousand Harvard students flocked to give blood—many were asked to postpone their donations. Some Harvard students drove down to New York City—multiple times—to help the victims of the attacks in person. An outpouring of support for relief efforts by college students came from across the nation. An IOP survey reported that “71% of college students have given blood, volunteered time, or donated money to September 11th relief efforts.” This number dwarfed the 59.5 percent who reported in the IOP?...
There was little relief to overcrowding in space-crunched Cambridge this year and the prospect for relief in the immediate future remained grim...
...campus beleaguered with space constraints, the open frontier in Allston brings welcome relief. Students in cramped houses, professors in understaffed departments and the ardent supporters of a student center can now hope for a new era at Harvard. Once the University expands into its spacious holdings in Allston—totaling more than all the University’s Cambridge land—space will be freed on both sides of the river. But while expansion offers many obvious advantages for Harvard, it will pose significant challenges that will require creative, foresighted administrative planning. Expanding into Allston must be done...