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...supported her argument by citing the failure of guest worker programs in Germany and Saudi Arabia, and the excluded minorities—Turks and Filipinos, respectively??they produced...
...point. Kumar and Ermakov also won at the first position, 8-4. In the singles, Denenberg picked up a 6-1, 6-4 win at the sixth position over O’Gara, but Penn secured wins at No. 1 and No. 3—defeating Kumar and Ermakov, respectively??to tie the match at 2-2. Savage, playing at No. 5, beat his opponent 6-3, 2-6, 6-2, and Nguyen secured the victory for the Crimson by winning 6-4, 7-5 at the fourth position. Clayton also won his match at No. 2 with...
...that was good for crew.”So Crooks took his place on the river, chasing the historic legacy of Newell Boathouse instead of the relatively unknown tradition of Harvard men’s volleyball.Weitzen and McCrone, on the other hand, were heavily recruited for football and basketball, respectively???Weitzen as a field goal kicker and McCrone as a power forward. Though both also played volleyball in high school, the prospects of playing major Division I sports while also receiving first-class educations were irresistible.“When I made the varsity team...
...class, had more of it in a rookie-led 86-71 victory for the Crimson (12-14, 8-5 Ivy) over Columbia (5-21, 2-12). Harvard’s freshman tandem of guard Emily Tay and forward Katie Rollins erupted for 44 points—24 and 20, respectively??to spark the Crimson’s second-half effort against the struggling Lions. Rollins controlled the first half in the paint and Tay lit up the latter frame in an offensive clinic of dribble moves and jumpshots that showed why the Ivy League named her Rookie...
...Professor Matory and President Summers—a woman, an African-American, and a Jew, respectively??have been the most prominent combatants so far. Do you see any significance in the fact that this conflict has centered on individuals who not so long ago would not have held positions of power at Harvard? JR: I’m glad you framed it that way, rather than suggesting that women and African-Americans are in an adversarial position toward Jews, because that wouldn’t be right. It might very well be that people who for some time...