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...want to make strong progress in identifying a concentration; I want to interview my grandmother, whose health is failing, in order to begin to write a memoir. These responses have given the students a personal compass and a chance to look back at the end of the year with??more often than not—a sense of accomplishment and self-worth. That awareness has mattered hugely...
...others were aware of any of these potentially rewarding questions, “Journey to Mecca” does its best to say otherwise. Ibn’s story is recalled with a flaccidity which could be called reductive if it seemed to serve any purpose to begin with??the young traveler is subjected to the expected travails of any desert-sojourn: sand storms, bandits and the search for water. With the help of his trusty, rough-around-the-edges Bedouin sidekick, however, he braves the obstacles and reaches Mecca, much to the expectation...
...Harvard record-holders like Fitzpatrick to graduate, played alongside the Ivy League’s all-time leading rusher in Clifton Dawson ’07, and emerged from the shadows of two superstars to lead the Crimson to consecutive championships in his final two seasons. Though he played with??and learned from—the best, it was when Pizzotti took the reigns himself that Harvard truly shined.“Especially for this last group of seniors, they’re remarkable,” Harvard coach Tim Murphy said. “You have...
...captain David Guernsey took second in the 200-yard medley relay with a combined time of 1:32.02, while Chui, Melillo, Tan, and sophomore Will Heyburn were 1.48 seconds behind with a time of 1:33.50.“The medley relay we were a little disappointed with??we were hoping to get a win in that,” Diekema said. “We swam pretty well. [Cornell was] faster than maybe we thought they’d be.”In the 400-yard freestyle relay, Tan, Jones, Heyburn, and Guernsey finished in second...
...they were comedy gold. Not since Dan Quayle has America had such a prominently placed source of continual gaffes. Back during the 2000 campaign, when people based their presidential choices on whimsical criteria like “Someone I’d Like To Have A Beer With?? or “I Couldn’t Figure Out How the Ballot Worked,” everyone laughed incredulously at the slow but steady stream of “Bushisms.” Little did we know that gems like “I know how hard...