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Federal Privacy Law Should Protect All of Us, Not Just Judges
In January, during a run along the Mount Vernon Trail, the gleam of the marble-domed Jefferson Memorial came into view. Crossing the Potomac River and through the grounds designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, one of us — Dr. Mary K. Daly — ran up the steps to the memorial chamber. Looming in the center is Rudulph Evans’ bronze statue of our former president holding the Declaration of Independence.
Harvard Ends Non-Conference Play With Loss, Look Toward Ivy-League Play
The Crimson celebrates after a point last year against Merrimack, who they beat in four sets. Harvard will not face the Warriors this year, with only Ivy League opponents ahead for the rest of the season. By Aiyana G. White This past weekend, the Harvard women’s volleyball team traveled to Durham, N.C. to face off against Winthrop University and Duke University in a double header weekend.
Harvard Men’s Volleyball Claims Ivy League Championship After Back-to-Back Victories Against Princeton
The last point of the Harvard men’s volleyball team’s Ivy League matchup with Princeton on Saturday was also its longest, with Princeton hitters sending the Crimson scrambling past the press box and to the back wall of the Malkin Athletic Center to keep the ball in play. At the end of the 40-second rally, however, Harvard emerged victorious, sealing a decisively successful double-header weekend against the Tigers and its fourth-straight win.
Year in Sports
Year in Sports A Note to Readers: 365 Days Later By William C. Boggs and A.J. Dilts Committed: How Harvard Basketball Has Recruited in a Pandemic By Lev Cohen and A.J. Dilts With Players Scattered Across the Country, Men’s Hockey Prepares for Uncertain Post-Covid Future By William C. Boggs and Jasper G.
Youth Proves to be the Aces of Harvard Tennis in Abbreviated Season
Sprinting across the baseline, sophomore Brian Shi desperately stretched out his arm. A crisp pop resounded throughout the Murr Center as his racket made clean contact with the ball and sent it spinning over the net, just out of his opponent’s reach. He fell to the court, soon greeted by his whooping and cheering teammates as the Harvard (11-1, 1-1 Ivy League) men’s tennis team clinched a 4-3 victory over a strong Northwestern (8-5, 0-1 Big Ten) squad.
‘Tis the Ski-son: A Year in Review
The lack of snow in Cambridge this year has not stopped the Harvard Alpine and Nordic ski teams from having a historic season. Last week, the ski team concluded its regular season by placing 10th out of 26 teams at the Williams Carnival. Crimson skiers dug deep, with sophomore Emma Ryan and senior Dillon Smith posting career bests, along with five men finishing in the top 50 and three women in the top 45 for the slalom race.
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