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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Which boat is which? Shells. Whose oars are those? Sculls. Red and white is Harvard, right? Close enough...
Before the Tigers could spell out Schossberger's name, the Crimson went on an unstoppable nine-point run. Dani Cunningham's three straight aces and Peri Wallace's two blocks gave the Crimson its final five points to close out the third...
...influx of Hispanics, mostly from Mexico, is concentrated in California (which has 34%), Texas (21%), New York (10%) and Florida (8%). Besides holding a potentially pivotal vote in close elections in those states, Hispanics are disproportionately young and thus constitute a large share of students in many school systems. At this rate, Hispanics could overtake blacks (30 million) as the largest U.S. minority...
...Crimson rolled down the field several times and finally scored on a corner hit. Senior Co-Captain Char Joslin's shot on the goal bounced off the Terrier goalie's pads to sophomore Becky Gaffney. Gaffney slapped the ball into the dripping net to close out the scoring...
...Yale game showed how crucial concentration can be. After losing the first two sets by the relatively close margins of 15-11 and 15-13, the Crimson (6-8 overall, 1-3 Ivy) self-destructed...