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...winning streak on the line on Wednesday at No. 3 Connecticut. The Crimson challenges the Huskies at 7 p.m. in Storrs, Conn. Led by senior standout Lizzy Peijs, the Huskies are 7-1.HARVARD 3, PACIFIC 2The Crimson (4-1) fought off a two-goal run by Pacific (1-6) yesterday afternoon at Jordan Field, winning the game, 3-2.Harvard took control of the game early, notching two goals while outshooting the Tigers, 10-6, in the first half. Romanelli knocked in the first score off an assist from freshman Maggie McVeigh. It was soon followed by a penalty-corner score by captain...
...Hamilton community members. A group of senior women traveled 26 miles from Currier House to cheer for Nicholas Snow. Bay Hudner ’08, one of the Currier fans, said it was her first time attending a Harvard polo match. “It was a fun Sunday afternoon retreat and we were happy to be spectators for an unconventional collegiate event,” she said. Sunday’s match, played on the country’s oldest polo field, lasted for six chukkers, or rounds, with the men playing four seven-minute chukkers and the women...
...senior quarterback once again benefited from the full slew of spring, summer, and preseason workouts, serving as one of the lone bright spots during the Crimson’s 31-28 season-opening loss to the Crusaders. Perhaps more important than what O’Hagan did on the afternoon, completing 19-of-30 passes for 264 yards and two touchdowns while picking up 65 yards and touchdown on the ground, was what he didn’t do. “To come out here in our first game and have zero turnovers against a very good football team...
...senior co-captain Matt Hoff said. “Every time we step on the field, we’re expecting to have a better game than the last and win.” Next up on the schedule is a home date with Boston University on Friday afternoon. HARVARD 2, VERMONT 0 The No. 11 Crimson, which keeps moving up in the national soccer polls, came together as a team yesterday to shut down and shut out Vermont. Harvard’s defense, composed of juniors Marcel Perl and Michael Giammanco and sophomores Kwaku Nyamekye and Chey Im, kept...
...took three hearings before General David Petraeus finally got asked the most important question: Is the Iraq war, a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee inquired at Tuesday afternoon's session, "making America safer?" Petraeus, the commander of U.S. forces in Iraq, was uncharacteristically uncertain. "Sir," he said, "I don't know, actually." For many watching, that answer was a stark indictment of the Bush Administration's conduct of the war over the past four years, and the logic behind it. It may also have been taken as a slap in the face by family members...