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...there won’t be Omorosa-esque girls clawing each other’s eyes out, why tune in at all? Johnson maintains that the show “will have a great impact on young women, in that it will show them that any girl can be a role model and have an impact on society just as the 17 unique girls on the show...
...Crimson’s 5-2 win over Iona, some strong defensive play, anchored by Garcia, secured the close win. Harvard totaled 16 steals in the contest. The game was close until Harvard took a two-goal lead late in the contest. Freshman David Tune and sophomore Chris Ludwik each netted two scores in the game. Garcia had his hand in every goal scored, tallying five assists total. He reached three different players—Tune, Ludwick, and Voith—for goals in the crucial win. “When we have been successful, Mike has been the center...
...first game we didn’t shoot that well, and the second game we got as many opportunities, [but] our shots were just going in,” Garcia said. In the net, senior Robbie Burmeister totaled 17 saves in the contest, while Byrd, freshman David Tune, and freshman Danny Bilotti each had two steals for the Crimson. HARVARD 5, IONA 2 In the first game, sophomore Chris Ludwick and Tune each netted a pair of goals as the Crimson did just enough on offense to defeat the Gaels. The offense was keyed by Garcia, who tallied four assists...
...business education community,” says Kirstein Professor of Human Relations Jay W. Lorsch. Lorsch notes that the new dean will also have to determine how HBS—the only business school that relies entirely on the case study method—can best stay in tune with the rapidly evolving business world.“This school has a unique approach to education, and it has a unique approach to development of intellectual capital and research,” he says. “What worked in the past is not necessarily what will work...
...redeeming musical moment. “Lay Low” is not conceptually jaw-dropping, but the spiraling, Built to Spill-esque guitar solo and the descending rhythm hook are sure to please old-school MMJ fans. “Knot Comes Loose” is an unquestionably pastoral tune but, when an overdubbed James effortlessly harmonizes “Ba-by, can’t you see that I’m smilin’,” it’s impossible not to fall for the song’s classic melody. “Dondante...