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...year advising nor the first-year social experience. Advising within the Houses is not perfect. Concentrations have shifted much of their advising duties to a limited amount of resident and non-resident tutors, leaving many students in a lurch. Integrating first-year students into the already strained system would yield no tangible positive results. In addition, those students assigned to the Quad would have a harder time accessing advising resources than their counterparts assigned to the River...
...though Harvard would yield a power-play tally early in the third frame—breaking Grumet-Morris’ streak of more than 129 shutout minutes—the squad would redeem itself just five minutes later, when Magura notched a shorthanded tally to regain Harvard’s two-goal advantage...
...though Harvard would yield a power-play tally early in the third frame—breaking Grumet-Morris’ streak of more than 129 shutout minutes—the squad would redeem itself just five minutes later, when Magura notched a shorthanded tally to regain Harvard’s two-goal advantage...
...power, will and principle to produce the astonishing developments in the Middle East today. This is not to say that this spring cannot be extinguished. Of course it can. The dictators can still strike back, and we may flinch in defense of those they strike. History has yet to yield a verdict on the final outcome. But it has yielded one unmistakable verdict thus far: the idea that Arabs are not fit for or inclined toward freedom--the underlying assumption of those who denounced, ridiculed and otherwise opposed the democracy project--is wrong. Embarrassingly, scandalously, blessedly wrong...
...Basically even if there’s a statute it doesn’t mean it doesn’t get outweighed by a Constitutional right. [The courts] have to yield when there are first amendment rights involved...