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Needless to say, parity has prevailed in Ivy League women's hoops this year. On any given weekend, even the league's cellar-dwellers have proven capable of humbling the conference's top contenders...
...that experience--during the summers or through community service during term-time--is probably up to you. Internalize Harvard's value system and you'll find yourself in 30 years standing alone at cocktail parties, talking about your bonus, your six-year-old's batting average and your wine cellar. Occasionally, among Ivy-League crowds, you'll say "Habermas" and mean it--you won't be sneezing. It's a sad, bleak existence, filled with sun-dried tomatoes and pretending to like jazz. But it doesn't have to be that...
Drinkers of the world, unite! Less uptight and oppressively preppy than Grafton, closer than the Cellar, the Bow is a Harvard tradition. In an era of steadily diminishing social options, the last thing we need here is to eliminate the few we have left. Besides, where else will you end up at midnight on your twenty-first birthday--the Grille...
Saturday evening takes the Crimson to Providence for a contest against Brown. Excuse Harvard if it mistakes the Bears for Yale. Brown's record (3-7) isn't much more impressive, and last season Brown joined Yale in the Ivy League cellar at 4-22 with a 2-12 Ivy League record. In fact, the only team Brown beat last year in the Ivies was Yale...
Eleventh-place Brown (3-10-0, 2-8-0), should have been an easy win for Princeton last Friday, but the Tigers were too confident. The Bears toppled Princeton in a 2-1 upset to leave Clarkson by itself in the cellar. The Bears couldn't capitalize on their momentum the following night, as Yale emerged victorious in a 6-5 shootout...