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After The Game in 2000, then-Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis ’68 imposed a ban on kegs at all future Harvard-Yale football games, a restriction upheld by a unanimous vote by House Masters for the last game held at Harvard Stadium, in 2002. University...
Olympian Heights The ideals of the Olympic games are certainly worthwhile: sportsmanship, athletic prowess and opportunities for people from many nations and cultures to meet [Aug. 30]. What's wrong is the goal of constantly setting new world records, on which most athletic competitions, including the Games, are based. That...
As the old adage goes, “Don’t judge a book by its cover.” The athletic equivalent of this, of course, is, “Don’t judge a team by its record.”
These days talk about Harvard’s plans for expansion seems confined to the area south of the Charles. With all eyes on Allston, it’s easy to forget about the College’s commitment to maintaining and improving existing facilities. But with the $2 million...
A much-needed rejuvenation of the MAC has been long in the works, and the renovation—while not the extensive overhaul once envisioned—is an important step in the right direction. As the primary athletic facility for the majority of Houses—as well as...