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After more impressive play left Chiampa alone in first place, her fortunes began to shift as she recorded consecutive bogeys on the 15th and 16th holes. But the lone senior on the team was unfazed by the slip-ups, as she sunk a birdie on the 17th hole before firing “the three-wood of her life” on the 18th, leaving the ball just 10 feet from...
...According to an upcoming report from the Undergraduate Life Task Force, science labs might not be the only buildings set to be relocated across the Charles. At least four, and up to eight, undergraduate Houses may end up anchoring Harvard’s Allston campus, a move that could shift the center of gravity of undergraduate life across the river...
...concert also seeks to appease the widely held conception that Springfest’s focus has drifted too far away from undergraduates. By holding this concert in the same weekend as Springfest, the organizers say they hope to shift the balance back in the direction of students...
...isn’t an inherently bad idea,” wrote former Crimson managing editor Vasugi V. Ganeshananthan ’02 in a column. “But it means that the president and the council have fundamentally changed the nature of Springfest…With this shift, it’s not really a student-focused event any more. That might not be such a big deal, if someone had taken the trouble to really make clear what students stand to gain from Summers co-sponsoring the event in the first place...
Tonight’s concert may well be the first year that the promise implicit in Summers’s co-sponsorship comes to fulfillment. Busta is undoubtedly the most popular artist to perform on campus in recent memory. His decidedly non-family-friendly approach may well shift the tenor of Springfest back in the direction of students. Ten years after its start, Springfest may finally have figured things...