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...last few years, the Crimson has six divers this year to back up the consistent Sanders. The 200 medley team built on the divers’ momentum by taking first in the first race of the day. “Last week, we started slow,” co-captain Sam Wollner said. “We lost the first relay and then didn’t hit our stride midway through the meet. This week, we came in knowing that we had to hit from the get-go. We won the medley and almost got second [as well], which...
...biggest concerns for the Harvard men’s basketball team in its Friday night game was how to slow down Mercer’s top scorer, sophomore guard James Florence. Last year’s Atlantic Sun Conference Rookie of the Year and leading scorer had averaged 26 points per game this season entering the weekend. But he met his match in junior guard Drew Housman, a stifling Crimson defense, and a solid gameplan...
...mathematics professor Benedict H. Gross ’71, the former dean of the College. The top four contestants were asked “Miss America”-style questions, then were each given 15 seconds to get the crowd to make as much noise as possible. A slow clap and “Harvard” chant helped Moira E. Forberg ’11, chair of the First-Year Social Committee, emerge victorious. An appearance by the football team temporarily interrupted the competition. Head football coach Tim Murphy called his team “classy, tough, and resilient...
...would say there is a huge interest in poetry in the United States as compared to France. But I don’t want to be overly optimistic. You have people much more visual with computers and iPods and Blackberries. People aren’t reading. Books are slow. Reading is slow. You have to take your time with it. THC: What are your thoughts on your past nomination for the Pulitzer Prize? KS: I was very pleased. But I don’t think it made a difference. I think it was fun that Louisa Solano...
...University of Massachusetts-Amherst echo events at Harvard last May, when members of Student Labor Action Movement (SLAM) fasted to influence university security guards’ contract negotiations. But while students across the country lobby for different changes and interests, most are met with little or slow change. According to the Daily Californian, several students at UC-Berkeley have been living in an oak grove since Dec. 2 to prevent the construction of an athletic center and the subsequent felling of 26 trees. Last Sunday, one of the protestors, Nathaniel Hill, 24, injured himself falling from...