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...halftime show every time the band has performed at a Crimson football game for the past two years.At this year’s Harvard-Yale game, Liles played “Little Crimson Riding Hood.” She was eaten by the big bad Yale Bulldog??and then John Harvard saved the day. Blockmate Tzu-Ying Chuang ’10 calls Liles’s performance persona “her alter ego.” “Normally, she’s not the kind of person to go up and talk to people...
...indication enough of Harvard’s superiority, halftime further demonstrated Yale’s incompetence. A Yalie who clumsily attempted to steal our flag was manhandled by a gang of Harvard cheerleaders. And while the Harvard halftime show involved beheading and dismembering a bulldog??perhaps not our best or most original idea, but an entertaining one nonetheless—Yale’s effort was downright quizzical. Amidst the nonsense, one thing was clear: Yale was portrayed as a lumbering and sluggish dragon that only felled menacing pterodactyl-like birds when they careened into it. Clearly...
...ready to go,” Harvard coach Katey Stone said. “It was just up and back—it was a high tempo, intense game that we handled very well.” The Crimson extended its record to 10-1-0 by overwhelming the Bulldog??s defense and its superb goaltender Kim Martin. When in net for Duluth Martin had given up more than two goals only once this season—to Minnesota—and boasted a 1.03 goals against average heading into the contest. The key goal came just past...
...home sideline. They casually noted the locations of security personnel and, seeing none, cautiously set about their mission. Sauntering up to Handsome Dan, the duo attempted to convince his handler that the mascot was needed for one final anti-Harvard halftime performance. Without a word of dissent, the bulldog??s master handed over the hula-hoop that was serving as a leash, apparently never suspecting anything was amiss...
...Lorentzen, who postponed her enrollment at Harvard to train and play internationally, had already beaten Quibell twice this season. The first time was in five games in the Crimson’s 5-4, Ivy title-clinching win at Yale Feb. 22. The second time was in the Bulldog??s 6-3 victory at the Howe Cup a week ago, where Lorentzen held a 2-1 lead before Quibell defaulted. This weekend, however, Quibell wouldn’t even reach the semifinals. After defeating No. 18-seed Balsekar in the round...