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Last year, tradition turned to trauma as the Masquerade ended 45 minutes early due to crowds jamming Plympton Street. Harvard police shut down the event and broke up other parties thrown by House residents during the event...
...women's teams traveled to Van Courtlandt Park in New York City yesterday for the Heptagonal Cross-Country Championships. Essentially an Ivy League Championship with a little bit of Naval Academy thrown in, Heps is the biggest team race of the season...
Like any team late in its season, the Crimson has its share of nagging injuries. Harvard's top finisher in New Englands, Schotte has been bothered by a mild right hamstring injury since August. The injury has thrown off her stride slightly, resulting in some tenderness and stiffening in her left knee...
...here!" she cried before launching into a rocking "You Are The Camera" from her new album Bed. Indeed, the insufferable heat was the biggest deterrent to this particular concert. Water bottles were thrown into the audience after almost every song, and this reviewer saw at least one person almost pass out due to extreme heat. Had the club been many degrees cooler, the concert would have been significantly better...
...problem lies in the fact that adulthood requires making conscious decisions. Those of us who were thrown out on the ice at age two-those who, as the saying goes, were asked to jump and answered "How high?"-run a tremendous risk of finding ourselves, 20 years later, too old to be impressive and lacking the more important skill of being able to make our own decisions. Perhaps this explains the anxieties of so many seniors who, four years ago entered Harvard as the nation's most promising young adults and who now find themselves facing graduation while helplessly searching...