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...save for a few hours on the frozen tundra of O’Donnell Field. For this weekend’s season opening series, the squad will finally leave the arctic Northeast for the sun-dappled diamonds of Bradenton, Fla. and six games against a host of generally weak opponents...
...loss of such important team members was made all the more devastating when the team began the season 0-5, including a loss to a consistently weak Army team...
...many countries, the educational infrastructure is so weak that students don’t even know they can apply to Harvard. “Most Kenyan students are not yet fully aware of how to carry out the application process to U.S. universities, mainly because they have no one to guide them,” says Kenyan Samuel M. Kabue ’06. Even if students plan on submitting an application, differing secondary education structures can put candidates at a disadvantage. “Most people don’t know how an American liberal arts education is structured...
Carens began to rally support for Fenstermacher in the days leading up to last Wednesday’s semi-annual HUCTW membership meeting. He distributed a flyer to many HUCTW members accusing union leadership of being too weak in advocacy, including in Fenstermacher’s case...
...however, though the draft may honor citizens for their patriotism, it is also one of the most glaring examples of state-sanctioned sexual discrimination. The reality is that despite persisting stereotypes about the weak nature of women in the military, women can and do fight in combat positions with as much strength as their fellow male soldiers. In 1995, the U.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine in Natick, Mass. found that after 24 weeks of physical training, more than 75 percent of the ordinary female civilians in the study could do the tasks male soldiers were required...