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...Wednesday??s morning game, California Baptist (19-6) overpowered Harvard in a 8-1 win. With the exception of Liao’s third-quarter goal the stat chart was filled by the dominating Lancer offense...
...Wednesday??s meeting was the climax of a month of tension between Harvard and Allston residents. On top of discussions about proposals for an art museum, a science building, and the overall master plan, Boston City Councilor-at-Large Felix Arroyo introduced an ordinance last month that would institute a moratorium on construction by universities in Boston. In order to continue expanding, Harvard would have to continually shell out payments equivalent to the property taxes Harvard would pay were it not a nonprofit as well as receive City Council approval. Arroyo’s bill—effectively...
...Mehta ’09, co-founder and president of HCEF. “We don’t have much of the expertise to help with these ideas ourselves, but we can put you in touch with people who know the answers.” In this vein, Wednesday??s networking event called, “Web Start-ups: Finding Great Developers and Designers” will pair entrepreneurs with those proficient in web development and design. For those who have an inventive idea in the works, Friday’s “Entrepreneurship Forum Idea...
Despite surging momentum gained after Wednesday??s hard-fought victory against No. 4 Trinity, the No. 3 Harvard women’s squash team (6-2, 3-2 Ivy) went 0-2 on its weekend road trip against Ivy League rivals Penn and Princeton. After losing, 6-3, to the Quakers on Saturday night, the Crimson dropped yesterday’s match to the Tigers, 7-2.On Wednesday, Harvard will conclude its regular-season schedule against Yale at the Murr Center at 6 P.M.PRINCETON 7, HARVARD 2With this win, Princeton (9-0, 6-0) capped off a perfect season...
...individual students could be less well off” if supplemental aid programs are cut as a result of an increase in the Pell Grant. The bill passed in the House this week now moves to the Senate, where Democrats have a slim 51-49 majority. Wednesday??s vote showed glimmers of bipartisanship—229 Democrats voted for the bill along with 57 Republicans. Two Democrats and 138 Republicans voted against it. And Sen. Edward M. Kennedy ’54-’56 (D-Mass.), the chairman of the Senate Education Committee, issued a statement...