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After a comfortable win over Yale on Wednesday, the Harvard men’s squash team was poised to ride the momentum and finally claim the CSA Championship. The Crimson blew through the opening round, easily handling Western Ontario in a 9-0 victory. But on Saturday, Harvard encountered a team that has been a thorn in its side this season. The Princeton Tigers, who upset the Crimson’s Ivy League title hopes Feb. 11, proved again to be an immovable force for Harvard, as a close 5-4 decision stopped the team’s title dreams...
...rather by ending the spread of slavery. Consensus builder? Half of the country seceded when the man was elected. This was a leader who knew that the only way to truly mend a country was to take difficult, unpopular stances, and to fight for them, rather than to simply ride populist appeal...
...might be engaging in include foraging for edible food and getting berated by customer service representatives, but never after five p.m., when everything—including coffee shops and pharmacies—closes. Don’t expect urban respite from Oxford. London is a two hour bus ride away...
...article suggests, but because we honestly love being there. The Band receives no money for transportation to any of the Beanpot games (or football games for that matter) and while we travel in style on the T, it is far from free. We took the hour plus ride to BC these last two weeks because we firmly believe that our women deserve our support just as much as the men. The Band is in no way obligated to play for either team, but continues to do so because we love Harvard athletics with or without a Y chromosome. Obviously...
...story (which were supported by email quotes from two individuals) with a letter explaining the reality of the student group presence at the SOCH. I am making no judgments about the student groups who claim that their members would riot if expected to endure a five minute shuttle ride; I only want to make it clear that the organizations whose members were quoted in Tuesday’s article are members of a shrinking coalition of student organizations who have yet to take advantage of the resources that the SOCH offers. The assertion that the SOCH is barren or underutilized...