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...flew to China for the express purpose of proving that America can hold its own over the black and white board. As part of the Harvard in Asia Project, a cultural exchange between Peking and Harvard that took place over Spring Break, five Harvard chess players participated in a two-day match. The Beijing match concluded with a resounding Crimson victory...
Five members of the chess team accompanied the group, competing against the Beida team and, over the two-day period, mustering one “upset” win, Xu said...
...friends have left for school, we start class in the middle of September, beginning this year on Sept. 15 and next year even later, on Sept. 20. After this late start, we work pretty much non-stop from September until the middle of December, taking only a pitiful two-day break at Thanksgiving for a vacation that is barely long enough for us to catch our breath. In December, we return home each year for a Winter vacation that is consistently shorter than the holidays enjoyed at our peer institutions, and even that brief respite is burdened for Harvard students...
Former president George H.W. Bush will turn 80 in June, and gifts are definitely requested. Tickets to the bash, billed as 41@80, will cost from $5,000 to $1 million. The invitation explains that a chunk of the proceeds from the two-day extravaganza--to be held in Houston and College Station, Texas--will go to the Bush Presidential Library. The remainder will be donated to a cancer center at the University of Texas and to the Points of Light Foundation, which takes its name from Bush 41's program promoting volunteerism. The highlight of the event: a parachute...
Drexel University won the tournament with a two-day score...