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...modern world. Harvard functions corporately instead of democratically. It is structured paternalistically instead of communally. These characteristics seem so obvious, yet so widely ignored. The majority of students and alumni simply relinquish any claim to republican rights when they enter Harvard's gates or receive the University's seal of approval...
...remaining, Columbia ran off 11 straight points to pull within 66-58. The Lion defense prevented the Crimson from scoring a field goal the rest of the way, but Harvard made 12 successful trips to the free throw line in the final two-and-a-half minutes to seal...
However, Co-Captain Joe Dowling scored a 15-12, 15-16, 15-12, 15-12 victory to seal the Crimson's fifth win of the season...
...past, the highest paid wage-earners with the Veritas seal have not been administrators and professors, but money managers who run Harvard's $3.5 billion endowment. Walter M. Cabot '55, president of the Harvard Management Company, the University's in-house investment management team, raked in $246,750 in the fiscal year ending June 30, 1984. The 1984-85 salary figures for the company are not yet available...
Harvard ran off nine consecutive points to seal the victory...