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...Harvard’s goal every year is to beat Princeton,” Friebe said in Tuesday??s Daily Princetonian. “They don’t care if they lose all their other games...
...Last Tuesday??s speech on anti-Semitism and Sunday night’s showing of Ferris Bueller’s Day Off may seem to have nothing to do with one another, but both contrast favorably with the distant and aloof tenure of Summers’ predecessor, Neil L. Rudenstine. As president of Harvard, Rudenstine was well-known for increasing the university’s endowment. That’s it. His presence at the freshman barbecue in the fall of 2000 served only to highlight his complete absence from campus life throughout the rest of that year...
University President Lawrence H. Summers’ treatment of anti-Semitism within Harvard’s divestment movement at last Tuesday??s Morning Prayers was both disingenuous and divisive. Addressing a small audience in the intimate setting of Appleton Chapel, he offered a list of examples of “actions that are anti-Semitic in their effect if not their intent” advocated by “serious and thoughtful people.” He capped off this list with a dismissive attack on those who have lobbied Harvard to divest from Israel...
...race for the state Senate seat currently held by Senate President Thomas F. Birmingham ’72, Cambridge’s popular city councillor Anthony D. Galluccio took only 32 percent of the vote in Tuesday??s Democratic primary. A former mayor who in the last election set a city record for number of votes won, Galluccio’s credentials set him apart as one of the most popular city councillors in Cambridge memory...
...Cambridge candidates were joined last night by Carlo DeMaria Jr., an Everett alderman and owner of a Honeydew donuts franchise, a relative unknown and clear underdog in next Tuesday??s Democratic primary for the seat currently held by Senate President Thomas F. Birmingham...