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...know it’s a tough pill to swallow, but here’s a final thought for all the fans at schools who feel like they’ve ever been screwed in some way by the BCS: just be happy that you?...
...saris, and Hindu figurines from his childhood home in India. “One design isn’t always used in one piece or one form of art. Cultural Survival allows us to express this diversity to the rest of the world,” Sehgal said. Timothy Swallow of the Oglala Sioux Tribe came all the way from South Dakota’s Pine Ridge reservation to help raise money for the organization. “It’s about the world and keeping culture alive, saving it,” said Swallow, who proudly displayed...
...hopeful? Isaiah Berlin once said about Harvard students in 1941, “They are silly and sophisticated at the same time…They are skeptical about opinions and naïve about facts which they swallow uncritically, which is the wrong way round.” The fact remains that the military is more a means than an end; it consists of fighting men, who can use force for both good as well as evil. American universities, and Harvard in particular, have traditionally understood this. In fact, the University’s current anti-military paradigm is actually...
...teams be in the past, more the guards running the offense and looking for the bigs inside. We’re getting back to that, and it’s going to be a good model for our team.” As hard as it was to swallow, Harvard’s attempt to buck the league trend and win with interior muscle ended in failure. The currents of Ivy play proved, once again, far too strong to overcome. Now, the Crimson will be moving with the league flow, and the results of that transformation could be a surprise...
...draws your eye at the hospital is the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU)--where up to 30 babies at a time spend their first days and weeks tangled in tubes and wires, struggling to keep warm and learning what full-term babies already know: how to breathe, suckle and swallow. Zachary Sean Noble is one of the smallest. Born three months early at 1 lb. 7 oz.--as light and fragile as a carton of eggs--he can breathe only with the help of a ventilator. As he sleeps, his tiny chest heaves and the translucent fingertips of his right...