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...said. “Year after year, this would come up,” he said. “Krister was always very wry and always reflecting humorously the argument about the need for polytheism...It was really quite understanding of him to do it that way??not to become involved in a heated debate, but to accept this guy for what he was.” This conciliatory nature carried over to his scholarship, Cox said. Stendahl eschewed displacement theology, which says that Christianity supplanted Judaism during its development, focusing instead on the continuity between...
...while that sense created an atmosphere ripe for pranks—Worth remembers sneaking into Moses’ office to set all his furniture facing the wrong way??Moses did not shy away from the gravitas that sometimes came with the disciplinary part...
...slim the margin to one. Time ran out before the Crimson got a chance to knot the score again.“It’s tough,” Gibbons said. “We came close. A couple of things didn’t go our way??just a couple of lucky shots at the end of the game. The guys on offense gave me a good opportunity to make the shots. I was kind of just finishing what they started.”In the first period, the Bears struck first with...
...game effort, twirling seven shutout innings, allowing just two hits and a walk, and striking out eight.Freshman Dillon O’Neill led off the game with a single grounded past the second baseman, but Harvard would not get another hit—or put a runner on any way??until the sixth, when freshman Sean O’Hara blooped a single to enter. “[Scarlata] just didn’t give anyone anything to hit,” Stack-Babich said. “Anytime you get a good outing like that...
...housing lottery did not always work this way??Harvard undergraduates used to submit housing preferences. In the early nineties, however, it became clear that allowing students to preference their housing choices was fostering sharp divisions within undergraduate life. Most notably, although Harvard was becoming more racially and ethnically diverse, various undergraduate houses were becoming more racially homogenous. This alarmed College higher-ups. To correct for this discrepancy, randomization was born...