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...Harvard College Library Beth S. Brainard. And if you’re still hitting the books into the wee hours of the morning, the Café area features vending machines and a self-serve espresso machine—which all take Crimson Cash—around the clock. Ray L. Palmer ’07 says he “practically lives in Lamont”—now he can actually, not just practically, move in. And even for Lamont lightweights like Sarah T. Selim ’07, who says she’s never...
With thirty seconds left in its game against Holy Cross (4-11-2), the Harvard women’s soccer team was just running out the clock on a non-conference win. But just five seconds later, it was headed for its third overtime loss of the season. Holy Cross’s Shelby Stand scored with twenty-seven seconds left in regulation to send the game into an extra session, then added the game-winner 2:43 into overtime to stun the Crimson (3-10-1, 2-3-0 Ivy) with a 2-1 loss in a cold, rainy...
...planted by white supremacists exploded during Sunday school, and before my talk I took the opportunity to visit the church. The young pastor and several deacons greeted me at the door and showed me the still-visible scar along the wall where the bomb went off. I saw the clock at the back of the church, still frozen at 10:22 a.m. I studied the portraits of the four little girls...
...have left her salivating for more—the Harvard co-captain’s offensive rampage spilled over into the Yale contest, where Fuller again led the forward line. Her two first-half goals gave the Crimson a 2-0 edge for nearly the entire first period.With the clock barely started, Harvard already found itself in enemy territory, taking a 1-0 advantage in the game’s opening five minutes.Romanelli, breathing down the neck of the Bulldog goalkeep, got off two quick shots before earning a penalty corner. Shapiro received the ball and whipped it toward...
...warm southern California coast. This was no vacation, however; the Crimson players were on official business. Harvard faced the University of La Verne in a tightly contested match-up. A full 31 minutes of play could not separate the two teams. With only seconds left on the clock, the game-winner finally came—for ULV— dropping the Crimson, 8-7. For the last 22 minutes of regulation, neither team managed to mount a lead larger than one goal. The tension between the two teams would eventually come to a head, the question was:when...