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No. 19 Harvard Men’s Water Polo Beats RV Brown and MIT
By Grayson J. Lee and Uy B. Pham No. 19 Harvard men’s water polo swept its first two matches in the final round of conference play this weekend, tying its season-high of 21 goals in a game during its rematch against MIT. With its two victories, the Crimson (13-12, 6-1 Northeast Water Polo Conference) remains in strong competition to challenge No. 6 Princeton, currently undefeated across its seven NWPC games, for the first seed in the conference championship.
Down A Player, Harvard Women’s Soccer Ties Penn 3-3 After Three Equalizers
Senior defender Amy König clears the ball upfield during a game against Cornell. | By Chase W. McCann By Uy B. Pham, Crimson Staff Writer Harvard women’s soccer began its Halloween evening match against Penn with a treat. After a free kick from the Quakers’ goalie, the Crimson needed just six touches among three players to score its first of the game — its second-earliest goal of the season — less than three minutes in. But the pendulum swung like a haunted grandfather clock for the rest of the game.
Ballot Question 2 Could Give Public Defenders the Long-Sought Right to Unionize
Massachusetts voters will soon decide whether the roughly 800 attorneys and staff at the Committee for Public Counsel Services, the state’s public defense agency, can do something many other state employees already can: unionize. CPCS employees have tried to unionize at least three times since 1979, most recently in 2015.
Men’s Basketball Eyes Ivy Glory in Amaker’s 20th Season
Junior guard Robert Hinton takes on the University of Massachusetts Minutemen during an exhibition game earlier this fall. | By Jason Deng By Connor Castañeda and Uy B. Pham, Crimson Staff Writers With the trees turning to hues of orange and red as the Cambridge weather returns to its signature winter chilliness, Harvard men’s basketball is on the verge of its 116th season in what looks to be a wide-open Ivy League.
Bad Ideas Are Escaping the Ivory Tower
When Xavier Bautista, a 32-year-old city employee, was shot in Cambridge this summer, it took about an hour for anyone to notice. He was eventually spotted on the ground by a civilian passerby who notified police, but it was too late to save his life.
Is the Harvard CAPS-Harris Poll Equipped to Take America’s Pulse?
"I don’t think it has the best reputation,” one expert says. A “disappointment,” says another, a Harvard alumnus. “A bit of a laughing stock,” a current student says. The Harvard Center for American Political Studies-Harris Poll is a monthly public opinion survey of registered voters released by Harvard’s CAPS, the Harris Poll, and HarrisX, a polling firm.
‘How Would It Be Different?’: Students Question Potential Zimmer Hall Fly-By Location
Last month, College Dean David J. Deming floated the idea of opening a Fly-By location to serve grab-and-go lunches in Zimmer Hall as a way to reduce long wait times at the existing Memorial Hall location. | By Uy B. Pham By Aneline C.M. Gulie, Contributing Writer Last month, Harvard College Dean David J. Deming floated the possibility of opening an additional grab-and-go lunch location in Zimmer Hall as an option to reduce Fly-By wait times — but students aren’t fully sold on the idea.
Brown’s Defense Stifles Harvard Women’s Soccer Offense to Season-Low Shots in 1-0 Victory
Sophomore midfielder Elsa Santos López stands on the pitch during a game against Cornell. | By Chase W. McCann By Uy B.
Ballot Question 4 Leaves Voters to Rule on Same-Day Voter Registration on Election Day
Question 4 would allow Massachusetts residents to register to vote on Election Day beginning in 2028, eliminating the state's 10-day advance registration requirement for Election Day voters. | Design by Victoria Chen By Uy B. Pham, Crimson Staff Writer Ballot Question 4 will give Massachusetts voters the chance to weigh in on a slow-moving effort in the Legislature to permit same-day voter registration on Election Day.
HUA Will Survey Students on Digital IDs and MBTA Passes — Again
The Harvard Undergraduate Association meets weekly in the Smith Campus Center. The HUA will again ask students whether they want digital HUIDs and subsidized MBTA passes on the ballot for the upcoming fall election. | By Uy B. Pham By Alma T. Barak and Theresa F.
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