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...national teams,” said Harvard nordic coach Peter Graves. “Last week, moving into ninth place was a big step for us.” The team’s performance was an improvement on last year’s efforts, when the Crimson finished 10th in every race. Against such deep and talented competition, rising just one place gave the young team reason for confidence. “Relatively speaking, this is a young team,” Graves said. “And it’s exciting right now to have a young...
...audience of 2 billion around the world. The gods of the Olympics might begin to get their bearings up at the Sacra di San Michele. Perched on a jagged rock formation nearly a kilometer above the valley that connects the city to the Alps just 80 km away, this 10th century Benedictine abbey offers a sweeping panorama of the winterland known as the Milky Way, where some 2,500 athletes will vie for gold. Look westward from the Sacra's cobblestone terrace and pick out the 3,800-m snow-capped mountains girding the resort town of Sestriere, site...
...half of the game against Dartmouth, Goffredo became the weapon. He got his shots, he found his rhythm, and he delivered. He finished the game with seven three-pointers (tied for the Crimson’s second-best single-game performance) and 33 points (three short of tying the 10th best showing in Harvard history). Fast-forward to Saturday night’s game against Brown. Goffredo entered as the league’s leading scorer, averaging 21 points through Harvard’s first three Ivy games. Still, the Bears chose to stick with their zone in order...
...first half of the game against Dartmouth, Goffredo became the weapon. He got his shots, he found his rhythm, and he delivered.He finished the game with seven three-pointers (tied for the Crimson’s second-best single-game performance) and 33 points (three short of tying the 10th best showing in Harvard history).Fast-forward to Saturday night’s game against Brown.Goffredo entered as the league’s leading scorer averaging 21 points through Harvard’s first three Ivy games. Still, the Bears chose to stick with their zone in order to shut...
...federal college loans or even prove that they meet the residency requirements of the local community college. Their parents have seen enough to know that without a college degree the boys would get no further than their parents had. So just before Julio was about to enter the 10th grade, the decision was made for the boys to go back to Tuxpan with their mother to finish high school there, which would make them eligible to attend a Mexican university. Their father would keep working in New York alone...