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...quick look at his record shows that Hall had more than a little to do with this. The economics major led the team in scoring during all of his first three years and was recognized as All-New England each year. One might even say that the fortunes of Hall and the aquamen have been inextricably entwined since Hall first stepped foot in Harvard Yard three-and-a-half years...
...huge conference room on the second floor of University Hall. After an obligatory round of backslapping and banter, the members of the Faculty Council will take their seats around a long wooden table, eyed from above by dozens of portraits of the men who have run Harvard for three-and-a-half centuries. No one else will watch them: Visitors aren't allowed, save those faculty members specially invited to discuss an issue of the day with the council...
...three-and-a-half years, Harvard's lawyers and technical experts had wrestled with MATEP opponents over the cogeneration facility's stickiest question--whether the nitrous oxides emitted by the diesels would be at levels dangerous to residents' health. Hundreds of hours of testimony were given. Thousands of pages on the subject were compiled. And until last November, the courts and a state environmental agency had sided with Brookline and Mission Hill, requiring further controls and further delays. But between the hours of 2 a.m. and noon on Aug. 24, the final engine went to where Harvard had all along...
There were three-and-a-half million Jews in Poland once. They shared a 900-year heritage, a richly diverse culture. Some served in Marshal Pilsudski's army, fighting for a free Poland and helping to repel the Red Army after the First World War. Some fervently believed in Zionism: others would die for the socialist Bund: still others thought "Nothing that didn't happen before should happen now." Some were orthodox, some reformed, most were poor, a few wealthy: many clustered in the big cities and universities, some lived in villages, and a few stayed on the farm. Some...
...teams then traded another pair of goals before Linchan gave Maryland the eventual gamewinner with only three-and-a-half minutes remaining. Laura Lemire set up Linchan after scooping a ground ball in front of the Maryland goal and streaking virtually unmolested by a tired Harvard defense down the length of the field...