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...team than we have been,” Blotky said. “There’s a lot of room for improvement. I think we should beat a lot of these teams we’re losing to.”YALE 3, HARVARD 0When you begin the season 0-4 in the league, there is no room for error.Although this was at the forefronts of the players’ minds as they walked onto the court in New Haven, Conn., they were unable to keep from making mistakes, including 31 errors on .015 hitting and six missed serves...
...teams switched sides after halftime, the Crimson learned what the Bears had faced in the first half as it struggled to continue its offensive flow against the wind.As the game advanced, Brown was able to accomplish what Harvard could not when it not only used the wind to begin its runs, but then used quick dribbles and attentive offensive play to score two more on the Crimson.BEAR MARKETTo date, Brown has been nothing short of unstoppable in Ivy play.All it takes is a look at the statistics they have amassed to prove this fact.The Bears not only sit atop...
...Award to pursue research over a period of three years.McCormick asked for a two-year deferment and has since been planning a series of interdisciplinary projects—including researching isotopes and teeth, making old Latin texts accessible, and starting a summer internship program—which he will begin to execute this year. Wednesday’s lecture—led by Thomas Calligaro, the head physicist of the world-renowned Louvre Museum, and Peter Perin, the director of the French Musee d’Archeologie Nationale—focused on the duo’s discoveries...
...time passes, "the Harvard hat will begin to get bigger and the PIMCO hat will begin to get smaller," Rothenberg said...
...instead with the U.S. News & World Report monopoly on the rankings. This monopoly, in turn, encourages uniformity and disingenuous measures on the part of the schools and insecurity on the part of the applicants. Since rankings are going to exist anyway (and aren’t inherently appalling to begin with), we need more rankings, not less...