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...party ranking meant that the administration's exertions were having little effect. In fact, a shocking 52% of students said in a survey last year that they are binge drinkers, meaning the men consume at least five drinks in a row and the women four...
...defeat made it three years in a row that Harvard had hosted the NCAA first and second rounds but failed to advance to the Sweet 16. Yet the win over VCU made it Harvard’s most impressive showing...
...those not ethically inclined against state-sanctioned death might turn their attention to numbers that have recently received much public notice at Harvard with the April 16 visit of former Illinois Governor George Ryan, who commuted the sentences of all 167 of his state’s death row inmates to life in prison before his term expired this year. In Ryan’s state, 13 convicts have been exonerated in the same time period that 12 others have been executed. Illinois is merely an extreme case of a more widespread calamity: since 1976, 107 people have been acquitted...
...hours before the execution of Texas inmate Robert Charles Ladd last Wednesday that the Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals issued a stay so that a lower court could examine attorneys’ claims that he is mentally retarded. Juvenile offenders are another well-represented demographic on death row, and they remain eligible for execution only in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Iran, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia and the United States. The U.S. accounts for over half of the executions of juvenile offenders worldwide. On April 3, Scott A. Hain, who murdered at 17, was put to death in Oklahoma...
...think you really have to give it up to the seniors,” McBride said. “Even though we may have lost a bunch of games in a row, they always kept it positive. They were true competitors...