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...before,” Allard said. “Basically nobody was going to be expected to go long in the game. If there was any sign of trouble...we were going to make a change.” —Staff writer Julia R. Senior can be reached at jrsenior@fas.harvard.edu...
...bottom of the seventh, Macadam came to bat with one out and two runners in scoring position. The rookie connected for a two-RBI shot to left field, but two fly outs ended the game before the rally could gain momentum. —Staff writer Julia R. Senior can be reached at jrsenior@fas.harvard.edu...
...We’re trying to show that Harvard students don’t just sit around and do problem sets,” she said. “They beatbox and freestyle and dance.” Though the audience actively participated, fellow organizer Brittney R. Lind ’11 said she had expected a larger turnout because of prefrosh weekend. “There weren’t as many red folders as I would have liked,” she said...
...roll on the floor laughing (ROFL). But the “Tron Guy” was a subject of academic debate over the weekend at the first-ever “ROFLCon,” a convention held at MIT devoted to exploring Internet popular culture. Organized by Tim R. Hwang ’08, the conference featured panel discussions with Internet celebrities such as Homestar Runner, Brad Neely of Super Deluxe, and Drew Curtis of Fark.com. Included among the almost 100 guest speakers at the event was Christian Lander of the blog “Stuff White People Like...
...ultimate award for sustainability efforts in a House, was given to Cabot, which won because it had the highest number of eco project submissions and the highest rate of sustainability pledges—garnered by using cookies and pizza as incentives. According to Cabot REP representative Thomas R. Benson ’09, winning the Green Cup was a sign of his House’s commitment to the environment. “It’s an indication of how dedicated the people of Cabot are to living up to the name of the best, greenest House on campus...