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...fall season’s second-to-last multi-regatta weekend for the No. 1 Harvard co-ed sailing team, the Crimson came just short of crowning a national champion or two, got some of its youngest sailors a first taste of the national stage, and narrowly missed earning a key home regatta win on the Charles.Though no wins came of the weekend, a strong performance was a good sign for a Harvard team that wishes to retain its newly acquired No. 1 ranking as the fall finish line nears.ICSA VANGUARD SINGLEHANDED CHAMPIONSHIPRoger Williams played host to the three...
...ongoing series of appearances in the political and legal arena, tobacco will again be on the minds and ballots of voters in seven states. Choices will range from statewide smoking bans to cigarette and tobacco taxes and even decisions on how to use the money won in the 1998 multi-state tobacco settlement, which are expected to amount to $246 billion over a 25-year period...
...because [Du] is counted on so much, when he has off games, the flip side of it is he’s a big part of the games we lose.” All in all last season, Harvard was 7-1 in Du’s multi-point efforts and just 4-8-2 when he went without a goal or an assist. The center knows this but refuses to feel the pressure. “Well,” he pauses, smiling, “I don’t think it’s pressure. It?...
...various publishers of translated manga, Dark Horse comics has distinguished itself in publishing superior horror titles, releasing five different multi-volume horror titles this year alone. Among them were two that should not be missed: Junji Ito's Museum of Terror and Toru Yamazaki's Octopus Girl. Arguably Japan's premier horror manga-ka, Ito has a fevered imagination that has given us Uzumaki, about a town beset by spirals, and Gyo, about dead fish that sprout legs and wreak havoc upon the land. Museum of Terror (two volumes so far, $14 each) collects the so-called Tomie tales...
...just increasing revenue.” CAUTIOUS ACCEPTANCEStudents like Eldridge are finding that opportunities to “better the world” through consulting are increasing. Non-profits and cultural institutions are increasingly turning to outside consultants for advice on everything from museum membership and advertising to multi-million dollar expansions, according to David Resnicow, president and founder of New York-based consulting firm Resnicow Schroeder Associates. He has worked with the Museum of Modern Art, the Vatican, and the American Museum of Natural History, and his firm is currently involved with the Harvard University Art Museums...