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With a difficult trip to Penn and Princeton to close the season on the horizon??€”one which Harvard hasn’t swept in 20 years—the time for the Crimson to take a back-to-back weekend is now. And with the jumbled nature of the Ivy standings, the difference between a 2-0 and 0-2 weekend could mean the difference between second place and seventh place in the league...
...forthcoming expansion into Allston has weighed heavily on the central administration’s fiscal outlook, and recent meager payout increases seem part of a long-term strategy of maintaining the value of the endowment, which will be critical to funding major projects looming over the horizon??€”or in the case of Allston, over the river...
...profit—on future concerts, and that money could be funneled back into other campus events and activities. Considering that tickets to campus shows are significantly discounted from those for public shows, we recognize that making a profit is an enormously lofty goal, but it is on the horizon??€”whereas just a couple of years ago, simply getting any concert to take shape seemed doubtful...
...sitting in the sunshine in front of Memorial Church when I espied Chopra striding across the green Tercentenary Theater grass. We exchanged an exuberant high-five and a "yo," he cautioned me about overexposure to the harsh sun’s rays, and then he sauntered off into the horizon??€”or to class...
Though the school year is coming to an end, the season for Harvard and Radcliffe rowers continues. For the Crimson heavyweights, the nation’s oldest intercollegiate event looms in the horizon??€”the Harvard-Yale regatta, to be raced for the 137th time on June...