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...society’s obsession with body image. What is not easy to accept is that weight gain in short time periods is not an image concern, but rather a health concern. The Harvard experience includes taking incredible classes, meeting amazing people, and establishing patterns for independent life after graduation??€”which should include, from the first day of shopping period, a better understanding of the basic nutritional practices that lead to healthy living...
Certainly the success of last season sets a high standard. For the Crimson and Quakers, one of which has finished atop the league for the past five years, an Ivy title merely reaffirms a precedent. Even with the loss of key players to graduation??€”and not just the position players but also the hard-working veterans like McKibben, Jenkins, and Tracy—the 2005 Harvard squad retains enough talent that expectations remain high...
...reason that a team so dominant in the past season as Harvard didn’t take first has something to do with its losses to graduation??€”most notably, Ivy Player of the Year Fitzpatrick, who has since inked a three-year deal with the St. Louis Rams. The Crimson has replacements, but none with real time on the field...
Harvard began the season without the two All-Americans lost to graduation??€”including the collegiate men’s Sailor of the Year—but it hardly left the limelight. In mere months, Devlin and sophomore Clay Johnson took second in the individual ICSA singlehanded national championships, while Tulloch—last year’s collegiate women’s Sailor of the Year—and freshman Kyle Kovacs each finished fourth...
While an undergraduate at Harvard, Bond was certain of his career path—he enrolled at the Graduate School of Design (GSD) after graduation??€”and says that he had some positive experiences with professors who had engaged him in his course material...