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...That's the kind of beauty Manila offers: not obvious, but undeniable once you've encountered it. My grandmother has lived here for almost nine decades, through World War II and the Marcos years. One afternoon, while stuck in traffic on Roxas Boulevard, she suddenly exclaims 'Maganda!' (Beautiful!). I look to where she is pointing: a few scraggly, nondescript bushes sit on the divide between a choking 12-lane thoroughfare. But then I look closer: at the tips of the sparsely covered branches are clusters of tiny, vivid scarlet buds. Amid this congested, often dilapidated city, they're right there...
...don’t really consider myself ‘Hahvahd’—I’m first generation going to college, so...I didn’t want to be stereotyped, especially within my family, as being pretentious and stuck up—I was worried about being surrounded by rich, spoiled brats,” she said. “I’ve actually found that the people I’ve been hanging out with are very chill...
...novice eight, which remains undefeated through the first four races of this spring season. The heavyweights posted a solid effort against steep competition, dominating the varsity four races on the Charles against No. 4 Yale and No. 19 Michigan State. In the varisty eight race, the Black and White stuck with the tough Bulldog boat until the end, while decimating the Spartans, holding second place by more than 13 seconds. HEAVYWEIGHTS Facing one of its toughest non-head-to-head races of the season, the Black and White heavyweights rose to the challenge on Saturday morning. Radcliffe came out strong...
...with a 75 after shooting 86 in her previous two rounds. “My game is still a little rusty since our spring season wasn’t that long,” Bode said, “but yesterday, I came up with a new strategy and stuck with it.” That strategy took Bode’s driver—with which she had been hitting long but erratic shots—out of her hands and replaced it with higher woods, allowing her to keep to the fairways with much greater regularity. Junior Debbi...
Playing six ranked teams in seven games is no easy feat, and the Harvard women’s lacrosse team knows it all too well. However, the Crimson offense finally came together last night, scoring ten goals after five games stuck in the single digits. Unfortunately for Harvard, Dartmouth’s offense also had a banner game, and ten points were not enough for a victory on Scully-Fahey Field in Hanover, N.H. The Big Green (8-4, 4-2 Ivy) took the game 20-10 as the Crimson (2-10, 0-4 Ivy) lost its seventh straight. While...