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...seed in the NCAA tournament. The successful senior seasons of Wang and Anderson were perfect capstones to stellar careers, as the two players graduated having won the Ivy title each of their four seasons at Harvard.CRAIG’S LIST Two-time captain Will Craig (right) anchored the Crimson defense, earning an All-Ivy Honorable Mention nod for his effort. Classmate Ryan Johnson locked down the goalmouth for Harvard, starting 15 games and posting three shutouts on the season. Along with the Tornaritis twins, the two seniors provided leadership to a young Crimson team that will need rising sophomores...
...Craig A. Kelley and Patricia M. Nolan ’80 took Cambridge by storm this past November when they ousted incumbents on the City Council and School Committee, respectively. In a city where incumbents have the job security of tenured Harvard professors, November’s election was a local political revolution. (A third challenger, Luc Schuster, also won a School Committee spot...
...great technical experience” is a trait that “separates him from other coaches in the U.S.”“He’s definitely one of the best coaches I’ve known,” freshman sabre Craig Gorin says. “He somehow built this team up to be extremely cohesive. We’re definitely the coach’s team, out of anyone in the Ivies, probably even in the country.”—Staff writers Alex McPhillips and Karan Lodha contributed...
...truck, Harvard hoisted its way out of trouble. The team’s early-morning inconvenience—a team bus that wouldn’t budge—quickly became an excuse to party. “We were all pretty excited,” freshman Craig Gorin says.“It was a really great experience,” sophomore Emily Cross says.Says classmate Benjamin Ungar, “I wasn’t pushing the bus. I got home early. I sort of wish I was there for the experience. I’ve heard some...
...declining enrollment would detract from other pressing school issues at a meeting last night. The motion to host the roundtable with the City Council, proposed by first-term committee members Luc Schuster and Patricia M. Nolan ’80, came in response to City Councillor Craig A. Kelley’s statment at a meeting of the city’s Finance Committee last Thursday that Cambridge could not continue to “pour money into a school system that is hemorrhaging students.” Last week, the Finance Committee voted to put the school system?...