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...year ago that the Harvard’s men’s cross country team remained mired in mediocrity. It placed No. 32 out 34 at the Pre-National Meet in Indiana. It finished last at the Heps Championships. It lost by over 140 points to Dartmouth, Cornell, and Columbia at Regionals. The arrival of new coach David Saretsky and the maturation of a precocious class of juniors, however, have jumpstarted the once stagnant program on a road to recovery. Bouncing back from a disappointing performance in last week’s meet against Yale, the men?...
...pretty much do or die.” After Saturday’s games, the standings have been shuffled around as all eight Ivy League teams had an inter-league match. Dartmouth fell to Princeton, 0-1. Penn triumphed over Cornell 1-0, and Brown beat Columbia 2-1. Thus, Harvard is now tied for third position in the standings, with Yale and Princeton. Penn holds tight in first with a 2-0-0 record and Brown moves to second with 1-0-1. After so many teams have fallen off, and with only Penn holding...
...within its singles play only lost a single set. Rain and other inclement weather created havoc with the scheduling yesterday, and the tenth-place match against Boston College had yet to be played. The only complete results from yesterday morning belonged to the tournament semifinalists. No. 5 Columbia upset the top-ranked Brown Bears to make it to the finals, where the Lions will face No. 2 seed Penn. —THE CRIMSON STAFF
...last time The Crimson checked in, Harvard wasn't expected to publicly launch its capital campaign, expected to surpass both Columbia and Yale, until "2008 or later." Meanwhile, The Dartmouth reports that the school's $1.3-billion campaign has reached its halfway point...
...FREE SPEECH battle is on at Columbia, where the athletic department has put the men's club hockey team on ice after a recruitment flier—"STOP BEING A PUSSY," it urged—offended students. The latest in the Spec's blanket coverage is a salvo from the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, which asked that the team be reinstated. A Spec editorial calls the flier "tasteless" but the punishment "excessive." A columnist also comes to the team's defense. Surprisingly, nobody calls the athletic department pussies...