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Furthermore, Brown might be able to repeat its Feb. 18 upset of St. Lawrence and clear the Big Green’s path to a final-round rematch with the Crimson...
Well, this weekend, the No. 6 Crimson women’s hockey team, secured its third ECAC title in a row, holding off a charging No. 3 Dartmouth in the final period for the upset and a surprising conference title...
...this lack of moral outrage that really disturbs me the most. It is as if people are not really even upset that genocide is occurring at all, much less angry that it is partially carried out with our money! Harvard students are quite good at segmenting all aspects of their lives so that there is no connection between what they believe in and what they do. But at this peculiar historical moment, we cannot allow ourselves to equivocate or make excuses. As a good friend of mine, Derrick N. Ashong ’97, said in an email...
...shapes, splitting apart logical geographical communities in an effort to maximize a given party’s political advantage. “Gerrymandered” districts additionally serve to bolster the power of incumbents. When coupled with disparities in campaign contributions, cleverly crafted districts make the possibility of an upset by challengers (often consisting of women and minorities) incredibly difficult. The success of these plans is evident in the fact that incumbents are routinely re-elected at extraordinary rates. In last November’s Congressional elections, 98 percent of incumbents were reelected...
With Dartmouth’s win at Yale on Saturday, the Crimson was forced to hold serve against the upstart Bears in order to stay within a game of the Big Green. Holsey said she was not surprised a sufficiently talented Brown team had upset Dartmouth the night before...