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...It’s definitely disappointing...People really did believe in us.” While “Universal Waste”—a prominent UC election blog written by several UC insiders and members of the Harvard College Democrats—had been predicting a blowout, Schwartz’s ticket was felled by only 66 first-place votes. ‘BRING JOY TO HARVARD CHILDREN’ When election results were released online yesterday evening, presidential candidate Michael C. Koenigs ’09 was nowhere to be found. Koenigs left campus early...
...only one more match to seal the victory in the best-of-nine contest Saturday at the Barnaby courts. But the Crimson saved its best for last, as junior Colin West clinched a Harvard comeback by winning the deciding match, a 9-0, 9-0, 9-5 blowout of Rochester’s top-seeded player Jim Bristow—a first team All-America selection last year...
...decent 3-2 start so far this season. In its last game however, it fared much like its namesake did against the British on Long Island in 1776, as George Washington was routed by Maryland, falling 76-53. Rather than giving the Crimson hope with that result, the blowout has Harvard coach Tommy Amaker concerned about Colonial backlash against his team tomorrow. “They’re coming off their worst performance and we’re their next game, so we’re going to get their completely best shot,” he said. Getting...
...coach Ted Donato ’91. “They made some plays when the game was on the line, so if you do those three things, then most nights, you’re going to get a victory.” Unlike Friday night’s blowout, the Crimson wasn’t going to let the Sioux get away with an easy victory. Harvard scored twice in a row—once in the second period and once in the final period—to regain the lead.Sophomore forward Michael Del Mauro notched a goal...
...appearances can be deceiving, as those numbers came on the losing end of a 10-1 blowout and the Crimson’s fifth winless game, highlighting Harvard’s ongoing problem of converting its scoring opportunities into goals...