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Favorite Books: Gone With the Wind, Are You There God? It’s Me Margaret, Mothers of Invention: Women of the Slaveholding South in the American Civil...
...Greg Shuman finished tied for 13th overall in a solid showing. He shot 77-75 and was the only Harvard player to perform better in the second round than the first. “In the morning it was pretty easy to score well, [but] in the afternoon the wind really picked up and it became much more difficult,” Shuman said. Shore and sophomore Peter Singh tied for 17th, each shooting 153 total. Shore shot 75-78 and Singh shot 76-77. John Christensen took a T-25th finish with a respectable 77-79. Sophomore Nick Moseley...
...over and such divisions will heal quickly formost Democrats. While the folks on the losing side will be sore, most will quickly rally to the nominee. They’ll get over it and for good reason. If Hillary Clinton loses, her supporters will be bitter but will wind up for Obama because whatever differences exist between Hillary and Barack, they are nothing compared with the differences between a Republican and a Democrat in 2008. On the Democratic side, the current nominating system contains within it the very mechanism to bring about a quick conclusion: superdelegates. While upsetting to some...
...hall on Friday night. “Everyone was so awkward.” The party, which was hosted by the Latino Men’s Collective and Fuerza Latina, was originally called “Barely Legal” but was stripped of its name when administrators got wind of it. Despite these uncomfortable encounters, many prefrosh said they felt that the program did a good job of giving them a taste of social life at Harvard—dispelling common myths about the University and ultimately convincing them to matriculate. In 2006, 91 percent of admitted students...
...Movement for Democratic Change in the parliamentary election, meaning Mugabe's party has lost control of the legislature for the first time in Zimbabwe's 28-year history. Although the results of the balloting for the presidency continue to be withheld, the opposition is clearly feeling the wind at its back: After several weeks of bloody suppression at the hands of security forces and militias associated with the ruling party, the MDC announced Monday that it had overcome a split in its ranks that had resulted in rival slates of candidates, thus adding strength to its parliamentary gains...