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...scoring really important goals and making really important plays all over the ice.”This weekend, the Crimson faces its most important challenge of the season thus far in the final rounds of the ECAC Tournament. Harvard is counting on its second-year standouts to build on their outstanding play of late. If the sophomores continue to show how valuable they are to the current Crimson team’s efforts, they will also put themselves in a position to carry Harvard to future success.“I have no doubt in my mind that they will...
...from his shares in the Rockefellers’ golden swan, Standard Oil, Harkness was a philanthropic plutocrat in the tradition of Carnegie, Mellon, and Rockefeller himself. After being rebuffed by Yale, Harkness came to University President A. Lawrence Lowell in the fall of 1928, offering over $3 million to build a residential college system that would “bring into each group men from different parts of the country, men with different experience, and as far as possible social condition.” By 1931, all seven Houses had been built, funded—at a total cost...
...single, are on welfare, have low education levels and are dealing with addiction, mental illness and family violence. Nurses visit once a week during pregnancy and early infancy, answering health questions, teaching basic parenting skills and, crucially, helping moms whose own early lives were often characterized by chaos build confidence that they can do better for their children. (See the most common hospital mishaps...
...With improvements for the entire track and field program, excitement continues to build for the Crimson. The team will compete at ECACs and IC4As next weekend in an effort to send select athletes to indoor nationals. As Harvard gears up for the outdoor team season, though, it will continue to look to its strong seniors and rapidly developing youth for a balanced and successful formula...
...with only three minutes on the clock. This was her ninth goal of the season, and fifth of the contest. “We need to work on coming out right when the first whistle blows,” Flood said. “We didn’t build up speed and took a while to adjust.” Harvard had ample opportunities to score throughout the game, outshooting the Minutewomen, 40-24, but UMass freshman goalie Katie Florence had 18 saves to preserve the win. “We need to get on each other...