Word: athleticism
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Of the numerous flying objects that typically pass over Harvard’s athletic fields, none come close in size or scale to what took off for its maiden voyage on Saturday morning: a bright yellow helicopter. The flight—one of a series that took groups of three...
It’s over. You worked on it for months, edited and re-edited, did your best to look like you’d fit in. You think you deserve it, but there’s no way to be sure. Now all you can do is wait. Sound...
20:00: We go into the second intermission tied at 1. Harvard played the entire second half of that period as though it were on the power play. Mike Spillane played the entire second half of that period as though he were Martin Brodeur. But thanks to Nick Coskren's...
Newton’s first law states that an object in motion stays in motion. Harvard women’s fencing team has yet to defy it. Chugging along with nothing to stop it, the Crimson capped off its fall season last night with a 21-6 victory over Tufts...
The following represents our version of ESPN’s Sports Reporters: five Crimson columnists—Emily W. Cunningham, Malcom A. Glenn, Walter E. Howell, Jonathan Lehman, and Karan Lodha—all considering the cause and effect of Harvard’s 62-51 upset win over visiting...