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...goal and win the game,” she said. “[Still], it’s nice to get a shutout.”For a few moments in the second period of overtime, however, it appeared that she hadn’t. After a Brown corner kick, the ball was loose in front of the Harvard goal. Shields moved to cover the ball but got caught in a pack of players, and the ball ended up in the back of the net. Game over.The Bears’ celebration was short-lived, however. A referee?...
...problem we have been having the last couple games. It’s something that we need to work out, as far as our blocking the box.” Harvard will have to work quickly as its next Ivy League game is just around the corner. Princeton comes to Ohiri Field this Saturday at 11 a.m. —Staff writer Abigail M. Baird can be reached at ambaird@fas.harvard.edu...
...Unfortunately, Boston’s small venues aren’t underage-friendly and your choices here are limited. Most Harvard students limit themselves to the Central Square standby everyone knows about, that four-stage indie palace curiously named after a geographic region. Next time, though, turn the corner past the Middle East and visit its gritty next-door cousin: t.t. the Bear’s Place. t.t.’s has as much street cred as any place in Boston—according to legend, Nirvana played there for a crowd of 14—and you?...
...cream parlor, which was then replaced by what is now the Bank of America. In fact, most of the banks and similar stores in the Square replaced student-friendly venues and hangouts. A popular eatery once operated where the Cambridge Savings Bank now stands. The Sprint store on the corner of Brattle and Church streets replaced Sages, an immensely popular family-owned grocery store. What’s the problem with these types of businesses? It’s a ripple effect. “There are certain uses [of space] that can deactivate, rather than activate, an area...
...woven into the fabric of the ’Bridge, so we performed a thorough investigation in search of the most egregious offenders and tried to develop some coherent theory to explain their presence. Some perpetrators are obvious. The John Harvard’s/Felipe’s/Starbucks corner combines an aromatic casserole of malty hops, stewed carnitas, and explosive, espresso-induced diarrhea. Walking into this invisible wall of stench can be sort of like being hit in the face with fossilized Brontosaurus shit. Another “trouble spot” is the alley behind the Kong, whose stench...