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With three seconds left in the highly-anticipated matchup—and after six lead changes and seven ties??Holsey sunk two free throws to cap a furious Harvard rally in the final eight minutes. Quaker senior Karen Habrukowich missed a three at the buzzer to end the game...
Harvard made headlines this week after a University of Oklahoma historian published a paper severely scrutinizing the University’s association with Hitler’s Nazi regime. Full of anecdotes suggesting that the University was complicit in forming “deliberate ties?? with the Nazis, Professor Stephen H. Norwood’s presentation at Boston University provoked curious outrage, and now some are calling for Harvard to issue a public apology for old anti-Semitism...
...historian is claiming that Harvard and its president, James B. Conant ’14, built “deliberate ties?? with Hitler’s regime, even as reports of anti-Jewish policies in pre-war Nazi Germany made their way across the Atlantic...
Zuckerman has strong Harvard ties??he graduated from Harvard Law School and taught at the Harvard Graduate School of Design for almost a decade. After a career in real estate development, Zuckerman purchased Atlantic magazine in 1980 and then went on to acquire publications such as US News & World Report and the New York Daily News...
Dartmouth wants you to know that hockey is most definitely not a zero-sum game. The Big Green has skated to ties??and thus each side has left with a point—nine times in just 27 games. Every third night Dartmouth takes the ice, skates around for 65 minutes, throws up the white flag and forms a truce with its opponent. If I knew that I had essentially the same chance of seeing a draw as either a win or a loss, I’d stay home. Apparently 4000 strong in Hanover disagree with...