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Weary of Lawrence H. Summers’s leadership, Weary Professor of German and Comparative Literature Judith Ryan is leading the newest charge against the embattled president. The self-described “cheeky” professor kicked back with FM this week, answering (a few more than) 15 questions about the campus-consuming controversy...
Fisher’s motion comes just days after Weary Professor of German and Comparative Literature Judith Ryan put a resolution on the same Feb. 28 docket asking the Faculty to vote on whether or not it “continues to lack confidence in the leadership of President Lawrence H. Summers.” Summers lost a similar vote 218–185 last March...
...decision by Weary Professor of German and of Comparative Literature Judith Ryan to place yet another no-confidence motion on the docket of the Feb. 28 Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) meeting is an unfortunate, though not unanticipated, one. At best, such a vote will be a dilatory and untimely distraction from more vital issues facing the Faculty—a dean search, the curricular review, and the Allston expansion among them; at worst, the motion can be seen as a crass power grab in the wake of the Dean of the Faculty William C. Kirby?...
...denied.”Similarly, the Crimson allowed a goal midway through the second period before striking in the final minute of the frame.With Harvard on the power play, junior defenseman Dylan Reese fired an initial shot that was stopped by Princeton goaltender Eric Leroux.But junior forward Ryan Maki, standing right at the edge of the crease, scooped the rebound and quickly fed it to Du at the left post. Du slammed the puck past Leroux at 19:13, giving Harvard a 3-2 lead and setting himself up for a hat trick.OPENING THE FLOODGATESDu’s explosion...
...puck forward to linemate Dave Watters. Watters fed the puck to the streaking Pelle at the right post for an easy put-away that gave the Crimson a 4-0 lead at the second intermission.Pelle accounted for the final 5-0 tally by stuffing the rebound from a Ryan Maki shot midway through the third period.But by that point, the game was long over.“We were outplayed, we lost puck battles, we were outshot—end of story,” Northeastern coach Greg Cronin said.Rolecek registered his first collegiate goal in a bizarre fashion.With...