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...despite the difficulty of raising awareness because it is HCMC’s inaugural year. “It’s an experiment,” said McNamara. “But so far it has gone well.” But participants have also been intensifying their training sessions in preparation for the marathon next month. The self-described “Training Czar of HCMC” Matthew R. Conroy ’07 said that training started in early fall, shortly after participants were selected. Conroy is also a Crimson photo editor. While much...
...Cromwell said. Added Rathgeber, “The seniors ended their Harvard careers strongly, and we’re definitely going to miss them.”Although the majority of the swimmers are now done with the season, Cromwell and Rathgeber will continue to train for the NCAA Championships, which will take place on March 23-25 in Atlanta, Ga.—Staff writer Julie R. S. Fogarty can be reached at fogarty2@fas.harvard.edu...
...Beijing: "We farmers believe the central government headed by President Hu will carry out the law for the people. We believe you certainly will take care of our village affairs." But before he was able to submit his letter, Liu says, a group of hooligans stopped him at the train station, tore up the letter and kept him hostage for eight days in a hotel. "I can't understand why no one addresses my problems," Liu says. "What good is the law if it doesn't serve the people...
...have to take something else off,” he says.Professor of the Practice of Literary Criticism James Wood shares this concern. He says that a deep understanding of great texts is the best way to teach “the evaluative power that one is trying to train and empower in students.”Teskey cites legendary pop culture communications theorist Marshall McLuhan as an example of why a focus on the popular should never come at the expense of the classics. “He studied literature,” Teskey says...
...climbs resulted in deaths, according to a 2004 New York Times article. “Everest is no walk in the park,” said Corey M. Rennell ’07, “gear czar” of the Harvard Mountaineering Club. To train for the climb, Osborne said he is going through intensive exercise in the gym such as biking and stair climbing. This summer, he will complete his final training at a camp in Colorado by going on long hikes carrying weights on his back. Above all, numerous hiking experiences have prepared Osborne...