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...have to find a way to make ends meet financially,” Chu says. “I’d love to teach and coach at a boarding school, or on the college level.” In the meantime, her sights are set on the 2010 Winter Games, and the chance to come back from Vancouver with a gold medal to add to her silver and bronze...
...Cambridge begins its trudge toward another frigid winter, Mirla Urzua is trying to convince students in balmy Los Angeles to spend their next four years in Cambridge. Through the Undergraduate Minority Recruitment Program (UMRP), Urzua reaches out to her Mexican-American counterparts and convinces them to brave the cold and become members of Harvard’s next generation. “[Urzua]’s been an inspiration to me since she called me last spring and convinced me to come to Harvard,” says freshman Diana C. Robles...
...employees to give to the community, said Zandra Kambysellis, the PBH department administrator in charge of the initiative. “Given the time of year, most students are already quite busy wrapping up projects with their service organizations and preparing to head home for the winter break,” Kambysellis said. “The Holiday Toy Drive has therefore traditionally been a staff and administrative effort for Phillips Brooks House.” She added that the drive is “of course open to anyone who is interested.” PBH placed boxes...
...count and an Italian noblewoman, lives idyllically with them and his beloved baby sister Mischa - the first of the women Hannibal will love, venerate and dominate. The Nazi blitzkrieg flushes the Lecters out of the family estate and into the woods, where they survive by foraging. In the devastating winter of 1944-45, with the country starving, some army deserters with Nazi tendencies kill Hannibal's parents and round up the local children. "We have to eat or die," one deserter tells them - the kids are to be killed, cooked and eaten. That fate befalls Mischa...
...Harvard men’s squash team, having just finished the first half of its team schedule last weekend, sent ten of its players to the USSRA Five Man Team Championships this weekend in Hartford, Conn. for a final workout before the players broke for the winter holidays. Representing the Crimson (4-0, 3-0 Ivy) on the A Team were captain Ilan Oren, freshman Colin West, seniors Garnett Booth and Mihir Sheth, and sophomore Verdi DiSesa. On the B Team, Harvard competed with sophomore Niko Hrdy, senior Todd Ostrow, sophomore Ned Reeves, freshman Frank Cohen, and senior Brett Auerbach...