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...Harvard’s blood drive staffers questioned the legitimacy of Yale??s victory...
...Yale blood drive ran earlier this month, but Yale??s drive organizers have not yet divulged the results. Goodson said the Harvard and Yale groups will likely determine the winner later this week...
...subsidiary of the Chinese National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), after pressure from students and some faculty members. But Harvard continues to hold a stake in a second Beijing-based oil company, Sinopec, which also does business in Sudan.PetroChina and Sinopec were both listed among the seven companies targeted by Yale??s divestment move yesterday. According to documents released by the federal Securities and Exchange Commission, Harvard held 134,050 shares of Sinopec as of the past calendar year. If Harvard has retained this stake in the company, the shares would be worth $8.2 million as of the close...
...many first-place finishes, the Tigers remained in the hunt by consistently grabbing points in the 2-4 spots. In fact, the pivotal race of the meet for the Crimson, the 100-yard freestyle, was not even won by the home team, but rather by a Bulldog swimmer. Although Yale??s Alex Righi claimed victory, Harvard sophomore Pat Quinn narrowly beat out Princeton’s Will Reinhart to snag the second-place spot and deprive Princeton of valuable points. “Pat Quinn just did a great job this weekend,” Cromwell said...
...percentage of students who submitted a CUE evaluation, 84, remains well below Yale??s, which is in the mid-90s. Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71 wrote in an e-mail that Yale gets a higher response rate because their evaluations are a part of their culture, as they are becoming at Harvard, and because Yale withholds final examination grades if students do not submit evaluations. Harvard, he said, should not need to do that. “Harvard should be able to beat Yale on school spirit alone...