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...managing editor at The Crimson, Halberstam worked alongside features editor William M. Beecher ’55 and associate managing editor J. Anthony Lukas ’55, both of whom would also go on to garner Pulitzers. (In total, five alums from the Class of ’55 won the award.) Together, Halberstam and Lukas covered the January 1953 resignation of James Bryant Conant, who left Massachusetts Hall to serve as German High Commissioner...
...points on the weekend. Roger Williams, Vermont, and Boston College finished 1-2-3.“We didn’t sail as well as we would have liked to,” Kim said. “We had higher expectations.”Only 12 total races took place, thanks mostly to a very light breeze and some uncharacteristically calm conditions.“We didn’t get off as many races as we would have liked to, because the race committee was kind of slow,” Kim said...
...were strong in one area, you had to have it all together to do well,” Balmert said. “The course required you to play a really straight ball.” Freshman Sarah Harvey followed Balmert for the Crimson, placing 16th with a total score of 244 (81-83-80). In contrast to Balmert, Harvey’s short game sustained her through the rounds while her drives faltered at times, as she failed to consistently produce the straight shots that Balmert emphasized as so important. Though Rhoads characterized her play as some...
Petersen's letter to Bok said there was a "near-record turnout" for the calendar referendum. The total of 3,467 students voting this week is just less than the 3,519 who participated last semester's UC presidential election, and 518 fewer than the record turnout in the December 2004 presidential vote...
...asked the CIA if it was losing people and whether the percentage of contractors is in fact that high. In an e-mail statement, a CIA spokesman wrote me, "If you're going to write about your former colleagues, please get some facts. The agency's total attrition rate - retirements, resignations, and separations - is low, running under 5%. To me, that says good things about morale. Your figure for contractors is well off the mark, and you can expect that population to decrease as our force of staff officers continues to grow. As for Iraq, agency officers lead the agency...