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Brooks Scholl grew up cheering on Cornell lacrosse. After all, Big Red sports tradition was ingrained in his family line. The senior attackman’s father captained Cornell lacrosse to an undefeated season in 1970, while his grandfather played football and baseball there.So playing Cornell is always a special occasion for the senior tri-captain.This year, however, the game is different.When the Harvard men’s lacrosse team steps onto the field to face Cornell on Saturday it will be walking onto the turf of Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass.—home of the New England Patriots.The...
...itself as a frustration that would haunt Harvard all throughout its mid-year skid. But those frustrations only wrote the background plot for the Beanpot Championship game. The storyline—the three goal third period deficit—is familiar to people who follow Harvard hockey.As senior co-captain Mike Taylor netted the game-tying goal in the third, thanks to perfect positioning in front of the net, a new team emerged. Harvard was not just a promising team fighting its way out of a slump but a contender whose players’ willpower to make the most...
...with at least a .500 Ivy record, leaving plenty of games ahead to climb to the top of the standings.“This weekend is a big one for us, because we did not start off the way we wanted to the Ivy League,” senior captain Matt Vance said. “If we can take four, we’re still in it, but we’re hoping to take three at least for this weekend.”The Crimson must first face a surging Columbia (7-16) squad, which boasts...
...Crimson looked prepared to rally. But then a strike out, pop out, and ground out killed the threat and sent Harvard away with its third straight loss.“We did a lot of good things in the first game,” captain Shelly Madick said. “We were down 6-0 and came back…It takes a lot of heart to do that.” —Staff Writer Julia R. Senior can be reached at jrsenior@fas.harvard.edu...
...Captain John Prater, president of the Air Lines Pilots Association, says a shortage of qualified pilots is severely affecting some regionals' ability to fly, tempting them to push pilots to fly beyond Federal Aviation Administration maximum flight times. Chronic pilot fatigue jeopardizes safety--and the pipeline's flow. "You destroy the benefit and the value of being an airline pilot, and people will take their skills elsewhere," he says. And they...