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...people here would like to play Harvard because of last year [when the Crimson defeated the Tar Heels, 5-3], which they don't think was indicative of how they can play," she said over the phone from her Chapel Hill apartment. "As for me, well, I want to see everyone. And I want Harvard to do well and I want out team to do well. It'll be hard playing against a team that I indirectly support. But I do think if we play Harvard...
...Greenery, located on Chapel St., was aptly described by one of our Yale acquaintances as a "fern bar." It resembles a little too closely all those sill over-priced places at Quincy market where the aggressive yount beautiful people hang out and drink Cuervo. The food is expensive and not worth the bother. But if you do make your way into the Greenery this weekend, ask Nelson, the bartender, to make you a "nipple," his own concoction and a drink so good it has been entered in a national bar-tenders& contest...
...Heidelberg, on Chapel St., is the oldest bar in town, and a favorite college hang-out. The food is unspectacular, except for the steaks, which are superb. But you don't go here for the food. Grab a frosty mug of dark beer and melt back into the ancient woodwork. Beautiful...
Although it serves no food, Toad's Place deserves mention here. Located on Chapel St. right across from Stillman Library ("it can really be a pain when you're trying to study in the Stillman stacks--a Yalie), Toad's is renamed as probably the best rock club in town. Deceptively large inside, Toad's Place manages to draw some of the finest musical talent on the East Coast.PhotoThe Harvard Crimson...
...much of the Harvard community descends on gray New Haven to watch the gridders tackle Yale Saturday afternoon in the Ivy League's idea of a fall classic, the booters will be a few hundred miles further south, competing in the firstever AIAW Women's Soccer National Tournament in Chapel Hill...