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Last night’s 3-2 win over Quinnipiac wasn’t the best performance the Harvard men’s hockey team has turned in this season, but it was a sharp, determined showing, and it was enough. And it was just what the Crimson (8-4-1, 7-4-0 ECAC) needed after a 4-3 loss to conference cellar-dweller Yale three days ago. “Sunday was a terrible game,” junior center Kevin Du said. “The coaches let us know, and we all knew [ourselves...
...attendance emphasized, in accordance with the recommendation of the Harvard College Curricular Review’s Committee on Advising and Counseling, that all faculty be involved in some part of the advising process.However, empty chairs dotted the room and only about 85 professors attended the meeting. This represents a sharp decline in attendance compared to earlier in the year, when curricular review discussions on concentrations and general education filled University Hall’s Faculty Room to near capacity.Ford Professor of the Social Sciences and Advising Committee Chair David Pilbeam introduced his committee’s report, which was released...
Haddock, Voith, and Grimeland would hardly recognize the mild-mannered student who sits nursing the last of his dinner in the Currier dining hall. Unscripted, Lee remains sarcastic and sharp-witted, but when talking about his thesis on heroin policy and methadone research, his just-finished presidential term at the Harvard Independent, and especially his volunteer work with teens, he sounds, of all things, earnest. Well, almost: “I have tons of fun at PBHA,” he says, “You get to meet everyone twice. First [it?...
...Quincy Collective, for instance, has thrown jam-packed concerts featuring student bands. “The Collective has been a place for exciting free shows... Low-lights, small room, a stage with a band, a keg, friends—everything but a smoke machine,” says J.P. Sharp ’07, the Collective’s coordinator. “The bands love it, and trust me, if you come, you’ll love it as a spectator...
...that’s where the HCC could potentially step in. “I find our Quincy HoCo much easier to work with than the UC,” Sharp says. “That being, if the HCC were to simply be like a point-man that groups like the Collective can notify and receive assistance from, then there’s no real downside to it. I think having the HCC support the Collective would be a big advantage for publicity and funding...