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...opponent with ease, only ceding one point the entire match. The next day of competition against Trinity would prove to be far more of a challenge for Harvard. The Crimson fell, 9-0, but a few matches were close and could have had very different outcomes. Fourth seeded Buchanan took a 2-1 lead on Bantam opponent freshman Andres Vargas Heredia, but Buchanan could not hold on and lost the match, 3-2. The eighth-ranked Smith also took his match to four games. Down 0-2, Smith was able to rally back in the third game but was defeated...
...fill the gaping holes in the Harvard lineup. Freshman Richard Hill has been a fixture at No. 2, winning four of seven matches. Fellow rookie J. Reed Endresen has taken all four of the matches he has played at the third and fourth flights. And freshman Eliot Buchanan and sophomore Alex Lavoie have shown promise in limited action, putting up .500 records...
...Crimson’s two wins of the night came from No. 1 sophomore Colin West, who quickly defeated Bulldog senior Max Samuel 3-0. West only gave up four points in the entire match. The other victory came from No. 5 freshman Eliot Buchanan, who beat Yale senior Ho Ming Chiu. Harvard’s No. 3, 6,7,8, and 9 spots all lost their matches 3-0. “Everyone went out there and gave 100 percent, but I think some of us weren’t competing as well as we could have...
...fatigue factor of playing back-to-back matches. “The biggest challenge with Princeton was going to be recovering physically from the Penn match,” DiSesa said. This weekend’s games also signified the return of two injured Crimson players. Freshman Eliot Buchanan and sophomore Frank Cohen had been benched with ankle injuries. But this weekend both returned and made a big difference for Harvard. Buchanan played the number four spot for Harvard and swiftly beat Quaker freshman Porter Drake in four games. Cohen, in the number seven spot, fought hard to beat Penn...
...unclaustrophobic. If nothing else, President Lincoln is germaine to the current debate over the value of a presidential candidate's experience. When Lincoln was inaugurated, he had served one term as a Representative from Illinois; he had also run for the Senate and lost, twice. The outgoing President Buchanan took Lincoln aside for some advice: The right-hand well at the White House, he said, was way better than the left-hand well. The next day, Lincoln's first full day in office, he opened a letter from the commander of Fort Sumter stating that the fort...