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...long-awaited final report of the Harvard College Curricular Review’s Committee on General Education was released yesterday, calling for the implementation of a system of distribution requirements that can be fulfilled with departmental courses and selections from a new addition to the educational roster??€”year-long “Courses on General Education...
Sabin’s versatility would prove to be her salvation. With the rubber off-limits, she was forced to alter her comeback plans, ultimately working her way back onto the team’s roster??€”as an outfielder...
...hockey team can remember winning a season opener. That’s because for the past three years, Brown has taken the first game of the season from its travel partner by a collective 10-2 count. This year, though, there is a hole in the Bears’ roster??€”one the Crimson hopes will be large enough for a few goals to squeak through when the curtain opens on regular season play tonight in Providence...
...roster??€™s real depth, though, lies in its defense. The Tigers have been bolstered by the return of 2001 and 2002 leading tackler, All-Ivy linebacker Zak Keasey, from a leave of absence. His 59 tackles, four sacks and two interceptions have anchored the middle of the defense, and his tackles tie him for the team lead with Justin Stull, the Ivy League’s leading tackler last season...
...programs actually more closely mirror campus-wide concentration choices. The men’s volleyball team, for example, fields as many computer science majors as their economics counterparts. Likewise, the women’s lightweight crew boasts 11 biology or biochemical sciences concentrators—half its upper-class roster??€”and a slew of rowers studying in less frequently chosen fields, from Sanskrit and Indian Studies to Environmental Science and Public Policy. The glaring omission from the slate? Psychology...