Word: athleticism
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In the trees that line the Malkin Athletic Center (MAC) parking lot, there once lived a lot of little starlings who just loved to eat the berries in the trees. But all was not well at this collision of concrete and Mother Nature. “They eat the berries...
Since rugby is a club sport, the athletic department will not allow team members into the training room, a privilige only offered to varsity and junior varsity sports. Last year, senior outside center John Mazza sprained an ankle and could not be taken to the training room for intermediate care...
The proposed decrease in the number of football recruits would clearly harm the Harvard football team, as it would all Ivy League teams. Because Ivy League schools do not award athletic scholarships or redshirt players—allowing first-years to practice with the team, yet preserve a year of...
Instead of decreasing the number of recruits, athletic directors should raise the minimum standards for athletes’ admission to ensure that everyone is fully part of Harvard’s academic community. Under the current byzantine admission guidelines, recruits must have an academic index score—which is...
Sports, though a worthy pursuit, have never been at the core of an Ivy League education. While athletics can be a vital part of the Harvard undergraduate experience, they are no more intrinsically valuable than are the dozens of other extracurricular activities—from music to community service to...