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...remember personally being awe-struck,” says Pink today. “I was from a public high school in Long Island. That I was actually in a class with the daughter of one of the most famous presidents ever??and she was just like another normal person...
...clarify, the idea of the “most ivy titles ever?? is a bit deceptive. Many of the ivy titles were won in more extensive league championships that the Crimson did not always win but merely finished ahead of other ivy brethren. These titles, however, were all earned at a great expenditure of hard work and dedication, and are generally only given the barest of recognition in this paper’s sports page or on the athletic department’s website. For the record, the Harvard teams that won Ivy League Titles...
...peers to thank for the change. I’ve never had to defend or even explain myself to any of them. Except for one scary incident when, after going to a movie together, my one-time date told me that he would never “ever?? consider marrying someone who did not share his nationality, the issue has never come up. It’s not a taboo subject, but I just don’t find myself thinking about my blackness or, for example, the other person’s whiteness, while we?...
...dues paid members” who qualified to vote in this election marked a 250 percent increase from the previous year, according to outgoing President Mark T. Silvestri ’05. A total of 203 students, including absentee voters, was the “highest ever?? turnout for the club, according to Justin R. Chapa ’05, a member of the election commission...
Maasdorp was named Ivy League Player of the Year on Nov. 9-—Harvard’s fourth-ever??after leading the Ancient Eight in scoring with 41 points, one shy of the Crimson’s all-time single-season mark...