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...time of 16:21.43, just one spot short of being named an All-American. Although she was out of scoring range, she still managed to reset her school record in the 1000-yard with her start in the race. “Getting 17th in the mile is a huge incentive for next year,” Clarke said. “That’s what I take most from this tournament—the experience. It’s a great learning tool.” On Thursday, Clarke was the first to represent the Crimson, placing 41st...
...Crimson coach Dave Fish ’72 said. Sophomore Chris Clayton, who played at No. 1 singles, beat opponent Ales Svigelj, 2-6, 7-5, 7-5 in a heated match to help clinch the win for Harvard. “Clayton’s match was a huge one because the No. 1 guy was just crushing the ball,” Fish said. These two victories helped the Crimson rebound after it started the match poorly by losing the doubles point. The No. 2 doubles team of juniors Dan Nguyen and Kieran Burke lost to Svigelj...
...recent apology for slavery given by the Virginia State Assembly is great evidence of the huge racial strides that have been made in this country. The unanimous measure, taken by the Assembly of a state that was once home to the capital of the Confederate South, is a symbolic gesture that highlights the attitude changes that have taken place over the past decades. While there still may be hostilities based on ideas of racial essentialism, this apology indicates that beliefs about the innate inferiority of black people have been on the decline. Yet, the disproportionate number of black people living...
...Bryan's bloody clothes and set fire to bloody sheets in the backyard. Meanwhile, on Bryan's home page, which featured tortured demons and flames, these words raged: "I am dark. My picture might not be menacing, but I do stand a good 6'1 tall and I am... HUGE..." On Feb. 19, there is this entry in Bryan's blog: "I did things that I shouldn't have, with my two hands, I just want to drink a barrel of cyanide, to make this pain go away...
...least populated states in the nation, who took up the lonely job of utility lineman when he dropped out of college. Although he won a seat in Congress six times, he didn't have to work at it the way some lawmakers did. He easily rolled up huge margins in his Republican-tilted Wyoming district that literally covered the whole state. Personal charm wasn't so much Cheney's secret - the census was. In those days, everyone in Wyoming pretty much knew everyone else. Most years Cheney outpolled his rivals by more than...