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...captain Luke Sager said. While this nonconference victory may not have an impact on the Ancient Eight championship race, it has nonetheless instilled confidence back into the players as Harvard enters the homestretch of the season. “[Dartmouth] was a game that we should??ve won,” freshman goalie Austin Harms said. “But you should never take it apart on yourself. We put the loss behind us and never looked back.” “You lose games; that’s just a reality...
...sense of humor. The notorious Paris Hilton ad is less witty when we start worrying if it was supposed to tap into racism. McCain’s humble acknowledgement that “the issue of economics is not something I’ve understood as well as I should?? is no longer cute as the investment banks of Wall Street tumble around us. And after his vice-presidential choice was reduced to incoherence by Katie Couric, even his age has ceased to work as a punch line, because he may very well...
...misguided altogether, while others have defended HRL’s campaign, saying they are only raising awareness about a policy students should be familiar with. The crux of the debate, however, should not be about whether students should know about an obscure policy—they should??but about the disingenuous way in which HRL advertised the policy...
...hotter girl gets jealous, and conflict ensues. What makes the film worth watching, or course, is not its clichéd plot but rather the one-liners exchanged by its supporting cast. The trio of Brand, Rudd, and Hader proves memorable and hilarious, but one can—and should??forget “Sarah Marshall...
...reporters wanted to address important issues at Harvard and other college campuses that affect students, there are plenty of topics they could—and should??cover. For instance, I would recommend they write about the new financial aid policies, particularly for those students who want to go into public service-oriented careers but were previously financially constrained from doing so. They might report on how endowments are spent at different colleges. They might investigate the flawed arguments some politicians are leveling against rich colleges like Harvard for raising their tuition, when aid is so generous that most...