 HBS Curriculum Adapts to Meltdown
by The Harvard Crimson :: NewsOct 04, 2009“Harvard Business School was founded in the midst of a recession in 1908. More than 100 years later, during similarly trying financial times, the Business School, its students and faculty are in the hot seat.”
E-mail Glitch Creates Delays
by The Harvard Crimson :: NewsOct 04, 2009“Several users of “@college” and “@law” e-mail accounts have experienced service interruptions since last Tuesday as a result of a glitch that caused many e-mails forwarded from these accounts to Gmail to experience severe delays.”
Harvard Drops Second-Straight Match to Dartmouth
by The Harvard Crimson :: SportsOct 04, 2009“Everyone deserves a second chance, and the Harvard women’s volleyball got one. But the Crimson (4-9, 0-2 Ivy) couldn’t take advantage of its second consecutive meeting with Dartmouth, falling to the Big Green (6-6, 2-0) on Friday.
Harvard fell 14-25, 22-25, 19-25 in a shutout against Dartmouth in Hanover, N.H., after the Big Green had defeated the Crimson at a home match on Sept. 25.”
GSD Honors Eminent Graduate
by The Harvard Crimson :: NewsOct 04, 2009“The Graduate School of Design honored the late J. Max Bond Jr. ’55, who was one of the first African American graduates of the GSD as well as a prominent architect and educator, with a panel that focused on his work on Friday.”
Faculty Member Robbed at Gunpoint
by The Harvard Crimson :: NewsOct 04, 2009“A male faculty member reported that he was robbed at gunpoint by an unknown man while walking north of the Divinity School at 10:15 p.m. on Saturday, according to a community advisory e-mailed by The Harvard University Police Department on Sunday evening.”
Senior Still In Critical Condition
by The Harvard Crimson :: NewsOct 04, 2009“Cabot House senior Ariel E.F. Shaker ’10 remains in critical condition, according to Boston Medical Center’s communications office, after she was injured last Thursday when she was thrown from a horse that then fell on her.”
Harvard Disappointed With Macdonald Finish
by The Harvard Crimson :: SportsOct 04, 2009“In the sport of golf, home field advantage goes a long way.
Just ask the Yale men’s team, which walked away with first place at this weekend’s Macdonald Cup on its home turf, The Course at Yale—a course designed by co-founder of the USGA Charles Blair Macdonald in 1926.”
Harvard Drops Four to Top Competition
by The Harvard Crimson :: SportsOct 04, 2009“Learning hurts. That’s what the Harvard men’s water polo team found out this weekend when it traveled to California to play some of the best teams in the country at the Claremont Convergence Tournament. Taking on Chapman and Pomona-Pitzer on Friday and nationally-ranked Concordia and Cal Baptist on Saturday, the Crimson dropped all four contests.”
Fired Up
by The Harvard Crimson :: SportsOct 04, 2009“BETHLEHEM, Penn.—In a contest that could have been a trap game for Harvard football, the only person that felt trapped was Lehigh quarterback Chris Lum.
The sophomore, who was making his first career start, was terrorized by the Crimson defense, which sacked him four times and picked off four of his passes.
Senior linebacker Jon Takamura ran back a fourth-quarter interception 60 yards for a touchdown to ice Harvard’s (2-1, 1-0 Ivy) 28-14 win over the Mountain Hawks (0-4, 0-0 Patriot) Saturday in a non-conference matchup at Goodman Stadium.”
Keating Gives Crimson Sudden-Death Victory
by The Harvard Crimson :: SportsOct 04, 2009“When it rains, Harvard scores. At least that was the case on Saturday when, on a soggy Jordan Field, the Crimson matched a season-high in goals en route to defeating Brown (3-6, 0-3 Ivy) in overtime, 4-3.
Coming off a four-game losing streak, Harvard (4-4, 1-2 Ivy) entered the match searching for its first Ivy League victory. It seized the win with junior forward Chloe Keating’s stick 1:28 into sudden death.” | News Topics
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