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...that the Tent truly is big, inclusive, and dynamic. It validates James Carville when he proclaims “Reagan’s Big Tent has collapsed.” It allows The Wall Street Journal to summarize the CPAC weekend as highlighting a “split?? in the party. But these assessments and our easy acceptance of them are wrong. The party has its inclusivity problems, but even CPAC 2010 was a surprisingly Big Tent if you took the time to notice...
Since 1846, Harvard’s 12 presidents have been split??six were promoted from inside the University’s ranks, and six came from beyond Harvard’s gates...
...marks the first time in a while that Harvard has been out of the Ivy Title hunt with two weeks remaining in the season. The Crimson has won two of the last three titles and finished in a tie for second in 2003-04, but the deadly Ivy League split??Harvard has swept just one weekend during the conference schedule—will keep the Crimson out of contention for the crown.“I’m not quite used to this,” Delaney-Smith said. “I really haven?...
...league is afforded a bit more margin for error.Penn has been air-tight at home this season, playing with powerhouses St. Joseph’s, Temple, and Villanova to the final minutes.It’s a Saturday night on the road, and the Bulldogs only need a split??take the Quakers by seven.BROWN AT PRINCETONIf both teams drop their Friday matchups, this contest will likely set the tone for the rest of the season for the Bears and Tigers.It’s hard to imagine Princeton getting swept at home, but if Cornell and Columbia...
...cultivating these important communities, thus an increase in the amount of time students spend in the dining hall will undoubtedly facilitate achieving that goal. If HUDS decides to open only “neighborhood” dining halls until 8:30 p.m., however, House communities will be further split??both in location and in inter-House jealousy. Instead, HUDS should institute longer dinners in all dining halls, which will fairly and effectively address a decades-old problem. Maybe, finally, with the introduction of this new schedule in September, we will have one less thing to complain about...