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...straight sets. “We had a couple players who couldn’t play with injury and on a different day it could have gone the other way,” Peterzan said. The Crimson will have more than a week off before it returns to action Feb. 29 against Boston College at the Murr Center. WILLIAM & MARY 7, HARVARD 0 The Tribe had no letdowns against Harvard as the team rolled through the doubles portion and failed to drop a set in singles. The Crimson’s No. 1 and No. 3 doubles teams could...
...shortcoming of the UCLA study, however, is that it offers no definitive proof that Asian Americans are discriminated against in states that still follow an affirmative action policy. Colleges advocate the importance of applicants’ community involvement, leadership capabiliities, distinction in extracurricular activities, and work experience in their admissions process. To examine the serious charge of racial discrimination, researchers should evaluate the contributions of applicants of different races to these other factors of admission as well...
...this new addition to the campus. As can be seen by Harvard’s attempts to minimize noise, dust, and vibration caused by the construction, Harvard is making every effort to make the new Science Complex as painless as possible. The after-hour construction was not an insidious action. Construction is always a logistical nightmare, and mix-ups are to be expected. In order to make this process as efficient as possible, it is necessary to allow those in charge of construction to exercise their expertise on when construction should be done. It is Harvard’s duty...
...abuses at the Guantánamo Bay detention facility and by invasive customs procedures at American ports of entry that a change in terminology would be a significant symbol of America’s desire to reconnect with the world. And history shows precedence for such a symbolic action: it is not for nothing that on the eve of the Cold War, with America seeking to present a non-aggressive face to the world, the “Department of War” became the “Department of Defense.” In response to numerous surveys confirming...
...Jeff Schell by a 2-0 margin, bringing the team score to 0-9. At 149 lbs, J.P. O’Connor continued his season-long brilliance, earning another major decision to cut the score to 4-15, also pushing his record to 11-0 in dual action (20-1 overall). The third-ranked sophomore has been a success story in a trying year for the Crimson, and O’Connor has promising opportunities in individual competition at the Eastern and National tournaments later this season. Another positive for the Harvard team appeared in the continuation...