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...Commonwealth Ave., Boston. 7 p.m. $16.50. (BBC)Sam Calef. This acoustic-based band can be compared to Dave Matthews in its soul-searching character. They’ll be joined by The Limericks, Molecule, and John Condron & The Benefit. 18+. The Middle East Upstairs. 9 p.m. $8. (CEJ)William Wright. In “Harvard’s Secret Court,” Wright discusses University President A. Lawrence Lowell’s purge of gay students from Harvard. Based on an article in FM, the Harvard Crimson’s weekly magazine. Harvard Coop, Third Floor...
...departure of Harriet Miers-the first Supreme Court nomination to be withdrawn under duress (John Roberts withdrew from consideration as Associate Justice so he could be nominated to replace William Rehnquist as Chief Justice) since Judge Douglas Ginsburg was dropped over marijuana use in 1987-is a huge embarrassment to a White House that prides itself on its political savvy and keeping its base happy. Conservatives who had long pushed for a judge whose views matched their own were furious when Bush thanked them by presenting a nominee whose positions were unknown to say the least and whose qualifications...
...preference of athletes in the college admissions process, write, “Athletes are more likely than others to be highly competitive, gregarious and confident of their ability to work well in groups (on teams).” This statement, which is attributed to former President of Princeton University William G. Bowen, should not be seen as an overarching rule without exceptions, but as a stereotype that may or may not apply to Harvard athletes. And in my short time at the College, varsity athletes’ participation in classes and comments in private conversations have made me a believer...
...Staff writer William C. Marra can be reached at wmarra@fas.harvard.edu. —Staff writer Sara E. Polsky can be reached at polsky@fas.harvard.edu...
...gives us] a big confidence boost,” Anderson said. After rolling over four straight opponents by a combined score of 32-9 to reach the tournament semifinals, O’Riain and Anderson opened play on Tuesday against 14 seed Megan Moulton-Levy and Katarina Zoricic of William and Mary, the pair that had knocked out the Harvard team of sophomore Stephanie Schnitter and senior Eva Wang on the road to the final four. The Crimson captains were able to avenge their teammates’ defeat, easily cutting down the William and Mary duo by a tally...