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...wrapped up interdivisional play the same way it began it last week: sweeping its firstdouble header and getting swept in the second.The Crimson took two from host and two-time defending league champion Princeton on Saturday, 5-2 and 3-1. But the next day, it was on the wrong end of the sweep, as it fell to Cornell, 9-8 and 6-4. The games were played in Providence because of a snowstorm in Ithaca.Despite Sunday’s sweep, Harvard is still in good shape as it enters divisional play. The Crimson (13-11, 4-4 Ivy) leads...
...Froman said to the audience of just over 30 people. Froman, who is the second female president of the NRA, noted that the NRA filed suit against Nagin and was able to secure an injunction stopping the confiscations. “[These people] hadn’t done anything wrong, and they were being told to give up their guns at a time when the government couldn’t protect them,” Froman said. She added that the city took guns from the residents without issuing receipts and that “shining on the misdeeds?...
...final rehearsals. She attributes this confidence to the able direction of Simon N. Nicholas ’07. 'Simon’s very laid back, which is great in a director because once you get down to Tech Week and it seems that every little thing is going wrong, it’s great to have a director with a handle on things.' Cregg reflects on rehearsal as a melting pot of different levels of college acting expertise. 'It’s a great cast…We really have a combination of people who are new to Harvard theater...
...does Knowles reach such a counterintuitive conclusion? Though a chemist himself, I doubt that our worldly dean is guilty of academic provincialism. Rather, Knowles has conducted a careful statistical comparison—using the wrong set of statistics...
...food. ChemNutra Inc., based in Las Vegas, bought 873 tons of gluten from the Chinese company, farmed it out to three pet food makers and one distributor that services the industry. A highly centralized process may be cheap, but "at that size and scale if something goes wrong it goes wrong big time," says Nestle...