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...which have been around for more than 20 years, survive?“People here in the Square didn’t buy for the reasons the speculators were buying,” Scott recalls. “The educated nature of people in this area means they weren??t speculators.”If there’s one thing the Qube and the three stores offer, it’s an opportunity for those “educated” people to easily expose themselves to the cultural resurgence of comics.“It?...
...Friday night, hundreds of students and faculty members were lined up outside of the Malkin Athletic Center (MAC) waiting to get in. But they weren??t there to work out. This year, Harvard Hillel and Chabad at Harvard hosted the largest Shabbat 1000 to date at the College, with 700 Harvard affiliates in attendance. “Having this one combined blowout dinner gets both sides of the Jewish community at Harvard involved,” said Harvard Hillel President Sarah B. Joselow ’10, who is also a Crimson design editor...
...opened its Ivy League schedule and prevailed over Cornell (8-4, 1-2) and Columbia (2-11, 0-3). The victories ended the Crimson’s 12-game losing streak. “The team is finding a way,” Green said. “We weren??t perfect, but we kept battling. At our competition peak anything can happen.” In the first match of weekend, Harvard toppled the Big Red, 5-2. The Crimson benefited from wins in the top four singles positions. The next day, the team earned...
...ball—that’s going to be a key for us.” And Smith didn’t get any aid from the wing players, who usually step in to help out a faceoff man having a rough outing. “We just weren??t in the right spot defensively,” Tillman said. “We weren??t able to hold onto the ball as well as we’d like. They won faceoffs, so all of a sudden we just felt like they...
...politically correct, imposing limitations on both students and professors in the humanities. But James Kloppenberg, a professor of American history, questioned the origins of this argument. “There is almost always a lively disagreement in the classes I teach. I would be troubled if there weren??t,” he said. Although no compromise was reached on either side of the argument, the event ended on a positive note about the value of asking questions. “We need to put the question at the center of education,” Kronman said...