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...next five games, it had its sights firmly set on a conference title. What have followed are four straight losses, two of which have come to Ivy opponents. Now the Crimson (4-5-1, 0-2 Ivy) is set to face Brown (7-3-1, 2-0) tomorrow, and if the game is anything like last year’s matchup, Harvard is poised to turn its season around. Last season, the Crimson topped the Bears on a game-winning goal with 52 seconds left, and it may need more crunch-time heroics if it wants a shot at conference...
...global interest for Harvard to close up shop and dispatch its faculty to disaster sites. But if Harvard does choose to participate in more direct charitable giving, then administrators should look beyond the stories that dominate the nightly news. If, for example, Harvard were to announce tomorrow that it will match affiliates’ donations to famine relief in Malawi, such a bold move would—at least briefly—redirect media attention to a forgotten crisis. And it would show that when administrators characterize Harvard as a “global university,” they?...
...Harvard football team’s offense has more to overcome tomorrow than just injuries and a string of poor play. The unit that struggled to move the ball against Cornell for three quarters last week will also have to battle terrible field conditions...
...With the poor field conditions and the offense’s inability to hang on to the ball, Dawson may get even more touches tomorrow than normal...
...setting: the decrepit seaside resort of Blackpool, whose own mayor admits it's "a bit dated." The gathering: Britain's Conservative Party, whose members' dominant hair color is silver. The theme for their annual conference last week: "Today's Britain, Tomorrow's Conservatives." Like the whole scene, the slogan had an awkward edge, implying the Conservatives on hand today are not really a match for the problems of today's Britain. After three big defeats by Labour, even the proudest veterans of Margaret Thatcher's revolution must be wondering whether deliverance will ever come. And despite a surprisingly sparkling convention...