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Their concoctions were then judged by food blogger and Harvard Culinary Society president Lingbo Li ’11, who is also a Crimson staff writer, Chez Henri owner and chef Paul O??Connell, and HUDS director for culinary operations Martin T. Breslin...
...Green bounced back in the fifth to cut the Harvard advantage to one, another Crimson four-spot secured the lead. Albright plated junior Sam Franklin with a sacrifice fly to center field. Rouches’ fly down the right-field line was then dropped for an error, allowing O??Hara to score and Harvard to stay at the plate. Larrow followed by lacing the ball into left field, where a bad bounce past the fielder helped the Crimson to score two more, bringing the lead...
...half of the seventh to open up the game and overcome a 3-1 Big Green lead. Senior Dan Zailskas doubled on the first pitch of the inning and scored on a double by classmate Chris Rouches. After advancing to third on a single by junior Dillon O??Neill, Rouches scored to tie the game on a wild pitch...
...look at this horrible Harvard Law Racist Emailer, who will never drink and Gmail ever again.” It’s entirely possible that I simply don’t want to watch the Tower crumble while I’m still in it, since as Maureen O??Connor of Gawker wrote, “It seems like the word ‘outing’ only comes up when the subject is a person that an upper-middle-class, educated blogger would consider a peer...
...it’s generally coming from the other side. Sarah Palin once argued that not attending an Ivy League school made her a qualified vice-presidential candidate. That’s right, the same Sarah Palin regarded with derision by Gawker for her derision of liberal elitism. Bill O??Reilly frequently attempts to distance himself from his Harvard degree, and Gawker was right there cheering Jon Stewart on when he called him out for this hypocrisy. But Gawker can’t have it both ways, denouncing Ivy League-bashing when it’s coming from...