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Last Saturday, before Harvard’s first ever Crossword Puzzle Tournament, FM sat down with Will Shortz, editor of The New York Times’ daily crossword, to talk about Rubik’s cubes, the English lexicon, and the word “ucalegon.”1.FM: Are you excited about the tournament today? WS: I am excited about the tournament. If you go back twenty years, crosswords were thought of as an old person thing and most people who created and solved puzzles were basically fifty and older…Now there seem...
...support. “I know that your parents must have sacrificed and suffered a great deal to get you where you are today,” she said. Joyce Y. Zhang ’09, vice-president of the Harvard-Radcliffe Chinese Students Association and a Crimson news editor, asked Chao what obstacles she had faced as a result of her double minority status. “I have to confess to you, I hate that question,” Chao responded. Although she acknowledged that injustice sometimes exists in the workplace, Chao asked students not to overstate...
According to Free Speech Guidelines approved by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences in 1990, protesters are entitled to a warning before they are removed from an event, except in the case of the threat of physical violence. Gould-Wartofsky, who is also a Crimson editor, said those guidelines were not followed when the students were taken from the forum by HUPD officers...
...goes way back to the start of Olympic rowing,” said varsity eight coxswain Mark Adomanis, who is also a Crimson editor. “We’ve been duking it out with Yale and Princeton for as long as lightweights have been racing.” [SEE CORRECTION BELOW...
...Plain and simple, last year was a beautiful sunny day,” said Goldenberg, who is also a Crimson editorial editor. “We still had almost 2,000 people at Yardfest [this year], which we’re thrilled with...