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Last season’s road woes reappeared for the Harvard men’s lacrosse team, which fell, 12-7, to No. 7 Massachusetts on Saturday afternoon in Amherst, Mass. Last spring??s squad won just one game outside of Jordan Field, but the team sees this loss as hardly a pattern, given last weekend’s victory over Stony Brook in New York and the fact that the Minutemen had not fallen at home since March 2004. “It’s a tough place to win on the road...
...just atypical, and thus those who make this decision become a source of scruitiny, and, often, gossip. Though it may seem like many are making their vows, the reality is that these eager-lovers are in the minority. Ultimately, the notions of “senior spring?? and “long-term commitment” do not go hand-in-hand. Plus, assuming current life expectancies remain accurate, getting married at 22 entails living with one person for at least 50 years. Scary thought? In “When Harry Met Sally,” Billy Crystal...
...College World Series and the arrival of new talent threatened to consign Brown to bench duty—“We were hoping to find ways to possibly keep him,” says Wylde, who had become a Brown booster after watching Harvard games in the spring??the shortstop transferred to the North Adams SteepleCats of the wood-bat New England Collegiate Baseball League (NECBL). As an upcoming senior without serious pro aspirations, it might have been his last summer playing baseball; in the NECBL, at least, he likely would spend the majority of his time...
What are you doing after graduation,” and “You must be really smart, right,” the “summer question”––soon to gain ubiquity with the approach of spring??–is a guilty pleasure.And for good reason. Whether in New York, at the Times or Goldman Sachs, or in New Delhi with WorldTeach, most Harvard students have few limitations to the opportunities they can pursue over the summer or the people they can impress by sharing them.Most...
...addition to the now tired refrain about Summers’ heavy-handed leadership style, malaise over the handling of Dean of the Faculty William C. Kirby’s recent resignation. But Kirby’s long rumored departure was anything but unexpected in the aftermath of last spring??s Summers debacle. Rather than throw its hands up in faux-surprise, the Faculty might have been encouraged by an apparent recognition by Summers of the importance of having a dean who can facilitate a well-functioning relationship between Massachusetts Hall and the Faculty.Summers deserves the benefit...