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...three-pointer less than a minute later, Harvard was unable to recover. The Crimson put together the start of a comeback with under 10 minutes to go, using baskets from four different scorers to cut its deficit to 13, but Red Foxes Viani and Erica Allenspach responded with back-to-back jumpers to silence the threat. “Our weakest point was definitely the beginning of the second half,” sophomore forward Emma Markley said. “We just didn’t come out with enough intensity, and it really set us back...
...rest any lingering doubts as to whether he made the right decision to come back for a fifth and final season in 2008.“It’s been an unbelievable experience,” Pizzotti said after Saturday’s win. “I just wanted to come back, be with the guys for one more year, and ultimately win another Ivy League title. That was definitely my number one goal. To be a part of back-to-back Ivy League titles is a pretty special experience, and not too many...
...Beyoncé we’ve grown accustomed to—the one with fast, hi-hat-loaded dance beats and lyrics that sacrifice sensibility for rhythmic flow. Touting producers like Jim Jonsin, Sean Garrett, and Wayne Wilkins, “Sasha Fierce” is a compilation of back-to-back hits, all of which are worthy of radio play. With lines like “I be on the hotline, like err’day / Makin’ sure the DJ know what I want him to play,” Knowles drops the gimmicky metaphors...
...champion would be highly anticipated at any school. But at Harvard Stadium tomorrow, it won’t just be about football. It will also be the 125th anniversary of a cultural tradition—The Game.And with Harvard (8-1, 5-1 Ivy) seeking its first back-to-back titles since 1982-83 and Yale (5-4, 4-2) looking to avenge a painful 37-6 loss to end its 2007 season, it’s sure to be a dogfight.The two teams’ pathways have been incredibly different this season. As Harvard has progressed from...
...down three consecutive kills as part of a 6-1 run. Within three at 12-9, Harvard ran out of momentum. The next three points went the Big Red’s way to end the game, 15-9. HARVARD 3, COLUMBIA 0Following last week’s heartbreaking back-to-back 3-2 losses to Princeton and Penn, Crimson coach Jen Weiss and the rest of the team were ready for a change of pace.And that’s what the Crimson did to Columbia (26-24, 25-17, 25-19). In its final victory...