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...women's action in Hanover, N.H., Harvard shutout New Hampshire in the opening round. Alex Williams' two pack-trys in the first half paced the Crimson to an 8-0 victory, and the right to play Vermont in the semi-final...
Consequently, prefrosh who are eager to learn what their experience at Harvard might be like often find the tour a limited resource, Cashdollar says. While student activities and classes and house life are mentioned, they are often squeezed in between descriptions of buildings and semi-historical anecdotes...
Harvard defeated Loyola-Marymount University in the quarter-finals and Dartmouth College in the semi-finals before advancing to their match with the University of Redlands...
...cardiology at New Britain General Hospital, informed Central Connecticut State University that one of its basketball recruits, Tony Penny, had a serious heart problem. The school took him off the roster. Penny sued Dr. Sands for $1 million and ended up immigrating to England to pursue a career in semi-pro basketball. Two weeks ago, during a game in Manchester, he fell down on the court and, like Hank Gathers, died...
...named Douglass Adair, who once had the gall to admit the low priority he and his fellow historians place on teaching. In a somewhat impromptu speech at a meeting of the Organization of American Historians 25 years ago, Adair confided his feelings about teaching to his fellow historians. The "semi-educated adolescents" (that's us, the students) may be won over by the "low arts of pedagogical showmanship," said Adair. Essentially, any historian worth his dissertation topic would admit that research and not teaching is the distinguishing feature of the best academics...