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...Cornell captain Doug Stienstra found the mark with just 52 seconds left in the second period in the first game. During game two, the Big Red sealed the Crimson's fate by striking for two goals 25 seconds apart in the third period. Harvard could never get another one past goalie Ian Burt...
...many rising sophomores, there is no worse fate than being "quadded"--assigned to one of the three distant dorms that once housed students from Radcliffe College...
Despite the extreme importance of this issue to men and women across the nation, little has been said about it in the presidential debates. But the next President of the United States will have the fate of legal abortion in his hands. With the expected appointment of 3 justices during the next president's tenure in office, the delicate 5-4 balance in favor of abortion rights could shift dramatically. And while women today are more informed about birth control and will soon have access to RU-486, abortion is still one of the most commonly performed surgical procedures...
...Hemenway Gym is misleading (Feature, March 6). The article refers to the gym as "untapped," "underused" and "underutilized." The ID checker's log is used as one piece of evidence to support this assessment. I simply urge that all decision-makers do not make any conclusions on the fate of the gym based upon these logs. I go to the gym four to five times a week at various times during the day, and the ID checker post is empty approximately half of the time. While I do not doubt that law students use the gym with more frequency than...
Much of the fate of future gun legislation will be decided in November. It is imperative that we, as students, become active during this election year. We have grown up exposed to gun violence. We have seen our friends die in massacres. Now we have the opportunity to let politicians know what we think about our nation's gun legislation. Let's do away with student apathy and make our voices heard...