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...about whether 2x2 was the way to go should take this as a sign,” referring to the recent initiative passed to cut the size of the UC to two reps per House and two committees. The boxes were originally slated to go on sale last Friday morning??a schedule that fell to the wayside when the first of the mishaps took place. CLC Services Vice-Chair Raul A. Campillo ’09, the orchestrator of the box sale, said the difficulties began with a miscommunication with UC box supplier VeriPack. According to Campillo...
...effort on the part of a lot of people.” In addition to the recreational department and Eliot House’s involvement, the Varsity soccer team also showed support for Gilligan, who was a member of the junior varsity team—providing volunteers for the morning??s arrangements. “We knew that we wanted to have a road race this year,” said Olkkola. After Gilligan’s death this summer, Olkkola said the athletic department also wanted to commemorate him in some way. The run in his honor...
...strikeout.With the loss, Watkins fell to 2-3 on the season and 1-1 in the tournament despite surrendering just one run over the weekend.MANHATTAN 5, HARVARD 4The Crimson’s sixth- and seventh-inning rallies fell just short, allowing the Jaspers (5-2) to take Saturday morning??s back-and-forth game.Harvard led, 2-0, in the bottom of the third, when Manhattan got a rally going against the Crimson’s starting pitcher Vertovez. The Jaspers scored three before senior reliever Michele McAteer was called in to end the inning.Harvard knotted the score...
...Olympic Training Center, the players would wake up at seven, eat breakfast, and gear up for practice. After at least an hour of off-ice physical conditioning, they hit the ice for three hours of intense hockey before taking a quick lunch break followed by a reptition of the morning??s routine. Their nightlife consisted of watching game tapes as a team for hours a time. Often, watching a 20-minute period of a game would take one-and-a-half hours to get through.Such a rigorous schedule has forced the players to bench procrastination and develop good...
...with some sadness that I read in this morning??s Crimson that Massachusetts Hall—which, according to the story, was built in 1720 to house students—in the near future may no longer do so (“For Sale by Owner: Historic Colonial,” news, Jan. 22). The presence of first-year students in the same building as the President’s office, of course, has long been a wonderful symbol of the central administration’s traditional concern for undergraduate education and life, and, no doubt, it caused...