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...score at 6-6. Brown then won the last three points of the match for a 9-6 victory in the fifth and final game. Head coach Satinder Bajwa saw the defeat as preparation for the murderer’s row of teams Harvard will face after returning from winter vacation. “We try to find some energy out of these matches that we know we’re going to win. Today, Johanna lost a match 3-2 when she let a two game lead slip away,” Bajwa said. We hope that later...
...young man, Jimmy Winter of Omaha, Nebraska, even broke his knee while playing the popular music game “Guitar Hero,” a form of “shredaoke” in which players use a special guitar-shaped controller to rock out along with their favorite songs, as reported in a Dec. 9, 2005 New York Times article...
...lettering, dwarfs not only the little lighthouse hanging out on the aforementioned piece of land, but also the title, which practically gets lost against its background of sky with puffy white clouds. This would have made great beach reading, but might be too painful a reminder during the long winter months...
...find myself straying toward something really morbid,” he says. “I’ll probably end up painting some sort of death.” The stories were due before Thanksgiving, and according to Rothman, a winner will be declared by winter break. And how will the winner be rewarded? According to Seitz, Fisher has promised a “Hemingway appropriate” prize. Maybe it will be a story of Fisher’s own: “You get an A, Mr. Seitz...
Harvard kids have many ways to unwind: parties, club social, study breaks, sex—oh wait—and, now, meditation. Since November 15, Harvard College Women’s Center has been holding hour-long meditation sessions every Wednesday until winter break, according to Susan Y. Yao ’09, who initiated the program. “Meditation is a de-stresser for a lot of people,” Yao says. “It is all about becoming aware of the world around you by stopping for a moment in the frantic rush of life...