S. JESSE Zwick

Game Over?

Just when you were prepared to write Harvard off as apathetic and apolitical (Iraq, where? Darfur, who?), up crops an

Rookie Sheeleigh Scores Four

Harvard’s 2007 season is giving new meaning to the old cliché that history is bound to repeat itself. The team

Pessimism Pervades Panel on Iraq War

CORRECTION APPENDED Nearly four and a half years after the American invasion of Iraq, five experts rejected claims made by

Laughing at Ignorance

When the Kashmir earthquake left millions of victims homeless, Rabia G. Mir ’07’s family was among them. Mir, whose father

First Amendment Goes Past First Base

Student-made pornography is once again in the national news media, but this time (for once) it’s not at Harvard. Controversy

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Sarah Sewall, the director of the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy, said she did not believe anti-American sentiment in Iraq would abate.

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Inside Annenberg, representatives of Dunster House and Quincy House show their lunchtime spirit.

KATWOMAN

Sophomore outside hitter Kathryn McKinley, shown here in earlier action, attacked Brown’s weak block, posting 15 kills to lead Harvard to a 3-0 sweep. McKinley also registered a team-high 21 digs.

LION TAMER

Junior Mimi Hanley recorded 11 kills and eight blocks, leading the charge in the fourth game of the Crimson’s victory over Columbia.

UHS has had to respond to epidemics on campus before—if not recently.