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...matches, as freshman Chris Clayton quickly dispatched Scoot Rasmussen at No. 5, 6-1, 6-0. Junior Shantanu Dhaka earned the second singles point, 6-4, 6-2. Kumar clinched the match after defeating his opponent, 6-2, 6-3, at No. 4. “From the personal standpoint, I’ve been battling injuries for this past month,” Kumar said. “But today, the team really took care of business, and we beat the Michigan State guys pretty handily. We all were really intensive, had a good attitude, and executed our game...
...from the standpoint of cases currently under review in U.S. federal courts, al-Qahtani's most significant disclosure was informing on some 30 fellow Guantanamo prisoners. The Pentagon quickly used his statements about those prisoners before special military tribunals to justify their indefinite detention as "enemy combatants...
...percent of grades awarded last year were A-minuses, according to Gross’ letter. Kenan Professor of Government Harvey C. Mansfield, Jr. ’53 said that grade inflation makes pluses and minuses more important. “Pluses and minuses offset grade inflation, because from the standpoint of a professor, you can make more distinctions,” he said. Pluses and minuses, according to Mansfield, “separate the best from the rest.”Armstrong said that the polarization between faculty and students about plus and minus grading was “unfortunate?...
...potential to do projects the law school can’t,” McLoon said. Leaders of the HLS advocates agreed. “The College Advocates can provide insights from a variety of disciplines and can look at human rights advocacy from more than a narrow legal standpoint,” HLS Student Advocates for Human Rights Vice-President Zinaida Miller wrote in an e-mail. —ARIADNE C. MEDLER
...21st century. According to head coach Kathy Delaney-Smith, though, no one contest is that crucial. “We can’t think in terms of that,” she said. “My team’s too young for that. From our standpoint, I don’t build any game up.” Just three weeks ago, Harvard entered its reading period break in a funk. It had lost convincingly to Dartmouth, a team of vast experience and superior efficiency on both sides of the ball. It had opened its season...