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Last week at "An Evening with Champions," Eliot House's nationally broadcast figure-skating show, Kelly O'Grady glided onto the ice. One of an impressive roster of skaters that included world champions, Olympic medalists and even Eliot House students, O'Grady skated a great routine, graceful and original. She...
Though the audience had been warned to save their energy for the 14-minute long Battle, in reality it only went on for about five. However, what it lacked in length was recovered in intensity. As the audience frantically cheered (the apes eventually won), a wildly improvised free-for-all...
The Harvard football team's 20-14 overtime victory last Saturday marked the end of the Crimson's non-Ivy League schedule. It marked the end of games Harvard can lose and still repeat as Ivy champions. And it marked the end of junior Rich Linden's unquestioned tenure as...
"The Yankees are really diverse--a lot of Spanish and Latino players--and they're like a family," this Bostonian continued. "That's pretty much why they're the champions."
As the Yankees celebrate their victory today in the Parade of Champions in New York City, everyone from post-game reporters to Internet pollsters is asking the same question: "Are the Yankees the best team ever?" Some students at Harvard doubted the Yankees' superiority.