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Sophomore goalie Jordan Dupuis and senior goalie Peter Albers are expected to bar the Tigers' advance. Their combined play is one of the many reasons for the Crimson's success...
Rudenstine's returns to Princeton was apparently a success. "It was a very clever speech, very much appreciated by the audience," Harmin said...
Certainly, a market exists for sensationalist intrigues, but the relative insignificance of, say, Dickmorrisgate, seems to substantiate the claim that Americans care less and less about scandals that have no effect on politics. American culture is one that thrives on sleaze in all forms. The success of such shows as "Hard Copy" and "A Current Affair" is testament to America's affinity for tender half-truths. But these shows' half-baked scandals are not on a par with Whitewater...
Meanwhile, Harvard was having semi-success on offense. The Crimson was able to bring the ball up the field with some consistency, but few of its shots were...
...ongoing capital campaign, an investment that will eliminate the debt in the coming years. But despite fairly constant spending on the campaign in the last three years, it has failed to pay off so far. Indeed, capital campaigns are never a sure thing. Regardless of the campaign's success or failure, Radcliffe has been irresponsible, plunging itself into a cumulative shortfall nearly half the size of its annual income in order to fund it. A capital campaign, at the very least, should not produce a crippling debt. One is reminded of organizations that send mass mailings in order...