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...lost to Princeton was just a really rough stretch,” captain Jim Goffredo says. “I think we started to panic and get away from the things that had gotten us to that point.”Two weeks and two more losses later, Harvard dropped another agonizing contest in the final minute to the Quakers at the Palestra. The losing streak then reached its ugliest point on the very next night in a 27-point throttling at the hands of Princeton. To keep itself afloat in the Ivies this year, the Crimson will have...
...Khanfar: There is no secret. There is no direct link between us and Al Qaeda to receive a tape. No one from them phones and calls and says, "Please, I am going to bring you a tape at this moment in time, so prepare for me to drop it wherever." We are a TV station. We are not an intelligence agency. In all cases, we received them through people we do not know. We cannot figure out who has delivered these tapes. If somebody brings me material, and I feel that this material is a scoop, I will...
Price movements can also vary from region to region. Be careful if you're leaving the city for a smaller home in Florida, Arizona or Nevada. Properties in those areas--condominiums especially--have been ground zero for real estate speculation over the past five years. Prices there may drop faster than the national average next year, says Zoltan Pozsar, an economist at Moody's Economy.com...
...part of the Harvard’s Green Campus Initiative—noted that the University has also cut its trash production in recent months. “Even though we recycled more plastic than ever before, Harvard has discarded 222 tons less trash—a drop of 13 [percent]—than in the same period last year,” Tchou wrote in an e-mail. Harvard recently decided to expand its list of recyclable plastics to include Solo cups, clamshell Styrofoam containers, and plastic food containers—all of which would have previously been...
...unless Harvard’s librarians were to have the guts to challenge the constitutionality of “national security letters” in court—as four Connecticut librarians recently did, persisting long enough for the FBI to drop first the gag rule and then the information request altogether—we seem to be stuck in a situation where we will remain uncertain about the privacy of our research. Every member of the Harvard community, from part-time undergraduates to tenured faculty, has cause for concern. There is nothing more unsavory than the concept of honest...