Kai I. Russell
Kai I. Russell '29 is a beat writer for men's ice hockey and an editorial board editor. He lives in Adams House and concentrates in Social Studies. He can be reached at [email protected]
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Latest Articles
The Case Against Taking a Semester Abroad
We won’t be at Harvard forever. The world, on the other hand, will always be out there.
All Bark, No Bite: Men’s Soccer Drops Cross-River Contest to Terriers
Across the Charles River at Nickerson Field, the Harvard men’s soccer team came up short in a 2-1 loss to the Boston University Terriers, in a one-sided fixture that was far from what the score suggested.
Sophomore Year Is the New Freshman Year
Harvard tries too hard to make the freshman class into a monolith, when it should be a collection of distinct communities.
Ted Donato ’91 To End Coaching Tenure With Harvard Men’s Ice Hockey
On Thursday, Head Coach Ted Donato ’91 announced he will leave the Harvard men’s ice hockey program after this academic year. Harvard Athletics will start an immediate search for his successor.
Dissent: Give the HUA a Chance
Yes, the HUA is in need of deep, substantive reform to consistently uphold its ideal. But abolishing the HUA, without an alternative, sets student interests back.
Dissent: Slow and Steady Wins the A
The grading policy is not perfect — in fact, it’s far from it. But delaying its implementation will help iron out the kinks and ensure it is as fair as possible.
From Winthrop to Washington: The Kennedys' Roots in Harvard Football
Before wearing the mantle of a political dynasty, John F. Kennedy ’40 and his brothers were better known around Winthrop House for donning pads on the football field.
Harvard Drops Second Game Against No. 9 Cornell, Sets Up Sunday Grudge Match
After a massive 3-1 upset win in the first game of the best-of-three series, Harvard men’s ice hockey fell 4-0 to No. 9 Cornell in tonight’s game two. The loss sets up a winner-take-all third game on Sunday where fish will fly, and the stakes and emotions will be high.
A Grade Cap Will Hurt Language Learners
Beginners taking the appropriate introductory courses already start miles behind in the semester-long race to an A, and the grading proposal would only further widen this gap.
Men’s Hockey Downs St. Lawrence 4-3 in OT, Advances to 10th-Straight ECAC Quarterfinal
On Friday night, Harvard men’s ice hockey overcame the St. Lawrence Saints 18 minutes into the overtime period of the Opening Round of the ECAC Tournament. Sophomore forward Mick Thompson’s golden goal nabbed the Crimson a 4-3 win and secured the team a spot in the conference quarterfinals.