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...courses—and the fact that she spent the following spring studying in Berlin—meant she did not have any coursework from early January until March. “[I] finally had a moment to sit down with my friends and have some meaningful conversations that weren??t predetermined by a syllabus,” Stebbins wrote in an e-mail. “It was a breath of fresh air, to be able to enjoy the company afforded here without the standard stress.” But students without January exams do not necessarily...
...Boston’s undeniable, and hopefully short-lived, run of success. The second is the fact that many Harvard students tend to have quite troubled relationships with their hometowns. It’s no secret that almost everyone here worked extremely hard in high school, and that many weren??t exactly the sports type. Instead, there’s an all too common urge to “reinvent” or “start over” either because high school wasn’t fun or just for the simple fact that it feels...
...They took advantage of the fact that now there weren??t that many people around,” Paik said. “The taller one swung an umbrella really hard at the top of my head...
...staving off their powerplay at the end,” Stone said. “We made a decision to box it up after the second period if we were on a kill again. Just because they were getting stuff inside that was too tough to handle and we weren??t reading the back door play very well. We decided to give ourselves a little bit more support by playing in the box...the bottom line is this time, we killed the penalty.”Senior forward Katie Johnston, who played well all night, netted the final...
...Monday’s Harvard-Allston Task Force meeting at the Honan-Allston Branch Library, Harvard officials said the master plan would be available on the Web site of the Boston Redevelopment Authority (BRA) by the end of this week. But some in the crowd of nearly 100 still weren??t pleased with the information Harvard plans to provide. Harvard-Allston Task Force member Millie H. McLaughlin was among those present who voiced concerns about the plan. “At what point will Harvard stop aggressively looking to buy property?” she asked...