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...freshman Catriona Stewart was the Crimson’s only entrant in the doubles draw. The pair, seeded no. 2, advanced to the semifinals before again running into Ohio State. DiPastina and Sonia Ruzimovsky, the 3 seed, were able to knock off Chu and Stewart 8-3 and prevent the Crimson from sweeping both singles and doubles. —Staff writer Caleb W. Peiffer can be reached at cpeiffer@fas.harvard.edu...
...world. As we inch closer to a possible flu pandemic, Guan keeps gathering his data, doing his part to piece together the puzzle that is the avian flu. "I do this work for the whole world," he says. "For the first time, human beings have the ability to prevent a pandemic. How many lives will we save?" And how much time do we have left...
...campus parties with more than 20 attendees will be banned on the Friday night before the Harvard-Yale Game, according to a new rule instituted by Yale’s Council of Masters. The new policy aims to prevent property damage and disorderly behavior, hallmarks of past pre-Game parties, said Branford College Master Steven B. Smith. The newly-implemented limit on party size comes on the heels of several other restrictions on game-related festivities this year. Last Monday, Yale announced that all tailgates will have to end before the start of the third quarter and that all drinking...
...utter disgust” about the amount of Jews on the Harvard campus to then-President Abbot Lawrence Lowell, Class of 1877, Lowell replied that he “had foreseen the peril of having too large a number of an alien race and had tried to prevent it.” While Lowell’s overhaul of the admissions system discriminated against Jewish applicants at the time, the principles he advocated have ultimately led to a more diverse College body, and today give us a useful framework for understanding the value of all groups of students on campus?...
...couldn’t love me; now, I’m with someone who loves me, but who is not a man.” No one talks like this in real life. Indeed, the shallow, obvious individuals that inhabit “Prime” prevent the story from reaching deeper emotional and comic levels. Rafi loves the Village and Merlot; Dave enjoys Nintendo and beer; Rafi’s gay guy pals in the Hamptons are prissy. These are not real people—they’re simply archetypes of modern New Yorkers. With these uninteresting...