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...during the conference schedule—will keep the Crimson out of contention for the crown.“I’m not quite used to this,” Delaney-Smith said. “I really haven’t had very many years where we weren??t in the title hunt. It’s very odd to me. We’ve never been out of it this early, and it makes me hungrier for next year.”—Staff writer Aidan E. Tait can be reached at atait@fas.harvard.edu...
...Summers led the charge to revamp the curriculum and improve the quality of undergraduate life. He wanted to hold faculty accountable for their teaching. Some faculty faulted him for playing too central a role in the curricular review, and some faculty resented being told (fairly or unfairly) that they weren??t living up to Summers’ standards. Whatever the case, most students felt that Summers had their interests at heart and was working intensely to make Harvard better for them...
...Runaway Bride,” and ultimately, “Unfaithful.” Yep, this tap-dancing, piano-playing, Tibet-loving actor is the 2006 Hasty Pudding Man of the Year. But before we toast his achievements, we should take a look at some flops that weren??t “All That Jazz...
...students weren??t the only ones to flock to the scene...
...with does not allow room for the complexity necessary to grasp the complicated ways in which black women have contributed to the struggle of all black people. Nor is it able to contend with the added complication of womanhood—which in some cases meant that these contributions weren??t particularly welcome. The only way to ensure that people grow up with a balanced understanding of black history is to completely revamp the way that it’s taught. People should learn early that the story of black people in America is complex and nuanced...