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...were deeply disturbed that The Crimson decided to print a comic strip that so pointedly singles out one member of our community for attack. Certainly Conley, the creator of "Seth Lives," has every right to express his views. The editors of The Crimson have the right to decide, however, whether it will provide people like Conley the public forum to do so. We belive that The Crimson's decision to run the strip reflects a glaring deficiency in judgment, since it is obvious that this particular strip served no purpose beyond acting as a vehicle for a personal vendetta...
...fund was established in honor of Becky Pocius '94, a catcher for the Harvard softball team during the 1990 and 1991 seasons. She died tragically in a car accident last August. Friends, teammates, and alumni donated money to the memorial fund with the express purpose of buying a scoreboard for Soldiers Field. Even grammar school children in her home town of Scranton, Penn., gave money. Saturday morning, I walked in the torrential rain to Winthrop for the beginning of the scoreboard dedication ceremony. Friends, roommates and parents all filed into the Gore courtyard to see the tree planting ceremony...
...mother to excel at school and work but never to do anything else for himself and who expects his wife to pamper him the same way. Young women are putting off marrying the Fuyuhikos as long as they can. Older women who married Fuyuhiko types decades ago sometimes express their resentment at the bitter end: they insist that they be buried in individual graves rather than alongside their husband, a practice called shigo rikon -- divorce after death...
...University winds up a plan launched in 1988 to promote diversity in its faculty and staff, officials express disappointment about their progress...
...writing to express my outrage at Harvard University over the scheduling of graduation activities and ceremonies on a Wednesday and Thursday. It appears that Harvard assumes that everyone's family members can afford to take off work in the middle of the week to travel to Cambridge for graduation...