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...Soviet movie. Its broad boulevards, designed for military parades and tanks, are clean, orderly - and dull. Monotonous rows of Stalinist apartment blocks line the streets, and there are no traffic jams or bright advertising to bring life to the city. The omnipresent police keep crime in check, but also beat up "undesirables" in broad daylight. Some modern shops stock luxury consumer goods - at least in their windows - but most shoppers earn wages that barely cover staples. At night harsh floodlights glare over silent, empty streets. Exporting leftover Soviet weapons worldwide and, allegedly, serving as a conduit for illegal arms trafficking...
...Stehle, who had 10 boards, and Cusworth, who had six. Overall, the Blue Devils grabbed 15 of their own misses while Harvard could only corral 19 defensive boards, well below the team’s goal of 70 percent.“You’re not going to beat any team when they shoot over 50 percent [from three] and get almost 50 percent of our defensive rebounds,” Stehle said. “I’d say those were the two biggest things.” SQUANDERED CHARITYDespite its defensive failings, Harvard may have been...
...weekend at Blodgett Pool. It was the second straight year the Crimson (6-0, 4-0 Ivy) have beaten a nationally ranked Jayhawks team (4-2, 1-0 Big 12). Harvard also competed against Northeastern, defeating the Huskies (4-3, 1-2 CAA) 244-74, but the highlight was beating Kansas, a tough scholarship program.“We feel really good,” said senior co-captain Joanna Lee. “For us to beat them, for us to beat a scholarship school, that is really huge for us.”The Crimson...
...banner night from Budischak and two key baskets from freshman guard Emily Tay. In the end, however, the Crimson committed four turnovers in the final five minutes and scored just one basket to give the Cavaliers the momentum yet again. “We really felt that we could beat them the whole game,” said sophomore point guard Lindsay Hallion. “That was really disappointing. We’re not satisfied only losing by six, but it proves to us that we can play this type of game.” It was a stark...
...We’ve been looking forward to this season and we’ve taken it one game at a time,” Cusworth said. “Every game so far we’ve approached with the mentality that we have the ability to beat these other teams.” Tip-off is 2 p.m. at Lavietes Pavilion on Saturday. —Staff writer Gabriel M. Velez can be reached at gmvelez@fas.harvard.edu...