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...lead in the game’s opening minutes, Harvard turned up the defensive pressure to force 10 first-half turnovers, and the Crimson took a 33-28 lead into the locker room at the half. “I thought we were tight offensively, took too long to connect with each other [in the beginning],” Harvard coach Kathy Delaney-Smith said. “But I was pretty happy with how we stepped it up on defense.” Taking advantage of Penn’s poor shooting from the outside—the Quakers...
...handful of internet demos—and a rabid fan base—the ever-hyperbolic British music press set out to anoint them as the new kings of music. And while the excitable NME magazine finds a new best-band-of-all-time whenever its interns connect to the iTunes music store, for once, they’re pretty close to right...
...meal at Shabbat 1000, I hurried across the river to catch the tail end of men’s basketball’s always-exciting clash with the Tigers. (I’m so shomer!) I arrived at Lavietes Pavilion just in time for Princeton sharpshooter Kyle Koncz to connect from downtown with 10:42 left to stake the Tigers to a narrow 40-39 lead in the see-saw battle. From that moment on, however, Harvard went on a tear. With Michael Beal knifing through the lane for two acrobatic three-point plays, Matt Stehle grabbing every rebound...
Henry J. Seton ’06 came up with the idea for “The Big Question” series to connect students participating across different PBHA programs...
...favorite head-scratcher occurs when I open a Hotmail message. I read down until I see a link to download the rest of the message. I click it, and the link generates this alert: "Message will download next time you connect and receive e-mail." Excuse me? I want the rest of the message now! It's remedied fairly quickly by a "Send/Receive," but it's a good example of the digital red tape you might encounter...