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...straight game that Harvard allowed just one penalty corner. Saturday’s win pushed Dartmouth into third place in the Ivy League standings and dropped Harvard into a fifth-place tie with Yale. The Crimson closes out its season at Jordan Field next Saturday in a game against Columbia. The Lions have lost three straight. “I’m really hoping for this last game that we can bring together everything we’ve learned this year and, for the seniors, the last four years,” Stone said. —Staff writer...
...physical game,” co-captain Nikki Rhodes said. “It was definitely not possession oriented. We didn’t play our best soccer, but we played with a lot of heart.” Harvard can win the league championship next weekend by beating Columbia, one of the other two teams tied atop the Ancient Eight standings, in the Crimson’s final contest Saturday at home. Princeton is the other squad with a shot at the title. Harvard is unbeaten in its last seven and has outscored opponents 18-5 in that stretch...
...good for 39th, while junior Stephen Chester captured 46th with a time of 26:24.5. Sophomore Ryan Neely crossed the line right behind them, rounding out the Crimson scoring with his 47th-place time of 26:24.7.Princeton took first in both races, though the Tigers just barely beat out Columbia in the men’s race.If nothing else, Harvard gained some valuable experience and familiarity with Van Cortlandt Park, which will host the NCAA Northeast Regional and ECAC/IC4A Championships in the next two weeks.“It’s kind of a technical course...
Former Iowa Governor Tom Vilsack said he expects that Obama, a graduate of Columbia University and Harvard Law School, would continue to surround himself with talented academic figures should he win the election...
Almost two years ago, in the first months of Barack Obama's campaign for the presidency, whenever the Illinois senator would get crowds going he would intentionally dial it down a notch. I remember seeing him in Columbia on his first trip to South Carolina in February 2007, six days after announcing his candidacy. When the crowd started chanting, "Yes, we can," to his riff on Civil Rights, Obama abruptly changed the subject to labor's right to organize. It was clear he was making a conscious effort not to be perceived (or pigeonholed) as the same inspirational speaker they...