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...Harvard community.” He read a short Richard Fife poem entitled “No Person is Ever Truly Alone.” Corbin praised Ekperi’s passion and dedication. He shared a story about Ekperi’s success as a high school basketball player. “She played the game of basketball like she played the game of life,” he said. Gomes, like Macey, encouraged the assembled students to learn from their classmate’s untimely death “not to live fearfully but to live fully...
...electric goodness in a dance-off. Samir J. Paul ’10, a participant in the booty-shaking bonanza, explains why he was willing to put his money maker on the line for an iPod. “The iPod has a cultural cachet that few other MP3 players can even dream of competing with,” he says. And thus the tiny music player lured him to do something that only two others were willing to do. Indeed, Crimson Key undertook the competition for two reasons. “We were trying to give the audience some...
...under Canaday B with the swank center itself, all cushy couches, tasteful lighting, and, perhaps most importantly, a hell of a lot of free shit. FM collected a mug, three pins, and six mini-quesadillas in minutes, and promised to stop by later to take advantage of the DVD player and library. The crowd was in high spirits, energized by 300th Anniversary University Professor and famous feminist Laurel T. Ulrich’s rallying remarks, in which she pulled no punches in describing the University as “a wonderful place with a terrible record.” Ulrich...
Since the victory celebrations against Yale nine months ago, it has been a difficult season for the Harvard varsity football team, a season that has seen two players dismissed and three suspended. The most recent incident occurred last week, when senior Keegan R. Toci ’07 was dismissed indefinitely for insulting the team by reading aloud 20 reasons why Harvard football would not rise to Division I-A. The other infractions are not about team disrespect. In fact, they are quite unrelated. In late April, seniors Dan Lane ’07 and James R. Velissaris...
Last week, a piece in The Boston Globe on the dismissal of a football player from the team mentioned Lane and Velissaris in an aside. This fallout exemplifies the difficulty often faced by students simply trying to move forward after regrettable incidents...