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Exhausted after a long match the day before, Harvard came into yesterday's match battered and sore...
...here, who allow carefully that the shot is "controversial" - and wouldn't you know it, the Web is an excellent place to start. The Army (www.armymedicine.mil and www.anthrax.osd.mil, for starters) says the shot is well-tested, sterile (meaning it contains dead spores, not live ones) and quite safe. Some sore arms, sure. Yes, some "more serious adverse reactions may occur in a few people." But there are "no known long-term side effects." Reassured...
...which strains we're protected against and which would tear our lungs out from the inside. The way I figure it, the odds of a weekend warrior like me getting gassed during my stay in a bio-hot spot - and expiring horribly while all my comrades rub their sore arms and cross themselves gratefully - are a hell of a lot longer than...
Harvard was unable to play its full roster in Rhode Island. Both sophomore outside hitter Isaac Chen and freshman middle blocker Alex Kowell were kept out of the match by ankle injuries. In addition, sophomore middle blocker Justin Denham played despite a sore back...
...graduated from Harvard just three years after the University Hall takeover, in the midst of revolt against God and country, well, it seemed that way back then, too. Keyes was practically run out of Cornell, where he spent the first years of his college career--a sore subject. Asked how he ended up at Harvard rather than Cornell, Keyes refers cryptically to "the context of events" surrounding the takeover of Willard Straight Hall in 1969. Is he the black student described whose life was threatened by black militants when he opposed the armed takeover, recounted in Allan Bloom's best...