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"The people on the list represent just about every occupation, background and state of activity within the academic world that you can imagine," Gray said.
"We have 18,000 degree-seeking students," Stone said. "It's very hard to select two or three or four to represent the 18,000, particularly with all the graduate schools."
This Saturday, the Crimson will host Ivy foes Yale and Dartmouth at Blodgett Pool. The matches against these weaker Ivy squads should represent the easiest portion of Harvard's upcoming schedule.
The pilfered works, previously kept under lock and key in the Harvard-Yenching's third-floor rare books room, had been valued components of the library, whose approximately 1 million volumes represent the largest collection of East Asian books outside of Asia.
"People who gathered here represent a wide spectrum of religious political views," said Michael Rosenberg '01, the chair of Hillel. "We all share a desire to see prisoners of war returned and to mourn the loss of lives."