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Against a pair of Ivy competitors, the Harvard women’s golf team had a stand-out second day to earn the victory over Dartmouth and Brown at the Dartmouth Triangular. The Crimson’s score of 325 on the first day had it sitting in third place. Freshman Jenny Brine, though, put up the best score of the day with her 76. Overall, she finished tied for third for the entire tournament. Sophomore Debbi Amanti also led the way for Harvard by tying for third with a score of 157 for the tournament. On the second...
...wonderful balance of life here," he says. "The family is central, and the Moroccans love children - even on trains when mine are vomiting all over. I do encourage people, especially those with children, to get out of a place like London. There's more to life than packaged triangular sandwiches and council taxes." Shah has exchanged these dreary hazards for more substantial risks. Last July, while filming a travel documentary in Pakistan shortly after finishing the book, he was arrested and held incommunicado for 16 days in military prisons. His sister, British journalist Saira Shah, flew to Pakistan and managed...
...next occupant will likely still be hanging in the air. Ironically, leading the University is much like sitting in the president’s chair. It’s a tad uncomfortable and remaining upright requires a constant balancing act. In the case of the furniture, a triangular seat means the entire framework of the back rests on a single back leg, making it easy to tip from side to side. By any measure, the University has far more legs (9 faculties, 13 schools, 52 budgets) but also a good deal more resting upon them. For those not enrolled...
...also seems to have found inspiration within Harvard’s walls. He made “On the Basics of Newtonian Forces” in a VES directed research class. For the installation, Liu hung small, square canvases on the wall with larger rectangular and triangular ones, connected—through laws of physics—with ropes and some pulley systems...
...part because of numerous medical, ethical and psychological concerns that had to be considered first. That's one reason it was so startling to learn last week that the first face transplant--albeit a partial one--has taken place. Doctors in France reported that they took a triangular patch of facial tissue containing the nose, lips and chin of a brain-dead donor and transplanted them onto a 38-year-old mother of two who had been severely mauled by a dog last...