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...have looked into several alternatives, including leasing Bunsen burners from other facilities such as MIT, Boston University, Boston College, Tufts, Emerson, Suffolk, Wellesley, Babson, Amherst, Brandeis, Northeastern, UMass-Boston, Berklee, Simmons, Bunker Hill Community College, and Lesley. Unfortunately, despite the abundance of Bunsen burners at neighboring colleges and local high schools, some of which are only a minute’s walk from Harvard, we have ruled out that option as a logistical unreality. We also decided against considering any equipment used for heating, sterilization, and combustion other than Bunsen burners...
...that this week—winning the middle third of the field, picking up ground balls, controlling the flow of the game.”The team seemed unaffected by the particularly cold, windy, and wet conditions. “We’re pretty used to it. he UMass game was a lot colder than this, just in terms of the unrelenting rain for the whole game,” Duboe said of the sub-freezing temperature. “It’s warm for us right now.”Ultimately, Tillman attributed the team?...
...Harvard men’s lacrosse team recovered from a 2-1 halftime deficit to defeat UMass (1-2), 8-5, thanks to a 6-0 tear kicked off in the second minute of the third period. Sophomore midfielder Jason Duboe’s hat trick and a strong third frame sealed it for the Crimson (2-1). “It was the first time anyone in our locker room had beat UMass,” Harvard coach John Tillman said. “They’ve done a lot of sacrificing so it’s nice...
...lacrosse team (2-0) swiftly and soundly defeated Massachusetts (1-3) 20-11 in Amherst this past weekend. “I think the game went really well,” junior Kaitlin Martin said. “We came out really hard because we knew that UMass was a team we could not take lightly.” The game started off bleak for Harvard as the Minutewomen got on the scoreboard first. UMass scored in the 39th second of play. This would be the first and last time UMass had a lead in the competition. The Crimson answered...
...Harvard is certainly far from the relationship Mecca my friends envisaged. Only 15% of Harvard students are in a relationship that they are willing to list on Facebook. This is low—25% of Northeastern students, 27% of UMass students, 24% of Emerson students, and 22% of BU students are listed as “in a relationship.” So why are our area counterparts coupling up at rates almost twice ours...