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Winning numerous matches, titles, and awards, the Harvard women’s squash team epitomized success. The squad captured a spotless 12-0 record and finished the season ranked first nationally??no small feat...
...singles spot, sophomore Holly Cao—the 79th-ranked ITA player nationally??defeated Stefanie Nunic in two sets...
Barreira attributes this high participation rate to a remarkably small student to staff ratio—one staff member per 700 students as compared to one staff member per 1000-1500 students on average nationally??and the high visibility of mental health services on campus...
Unfortunately, these stories—while of more immediate importance to students and more persistent concern nationally??are nowhere near as sexy or provocative as religious clashes, especially when those clashes involve Muslims. Instead, they involve in-depth reporting and nuance; they take time and dedication, making them poor candidates for filling space on short notice...
...response to a question about whether the dean should try to influence medical education and health care policy nationally??as has been suggested by some faculty members—Flier said that there is “no reason that the dean of the Harvard Medical School should not have a major voice in medical education nationally,” particularly in light of the curricular review. He added that he is “personally very interested in the state of health care,” but that “it is a very complicated issue?...