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...Undergraduate Council deserves credit for lobbying for the ATM for over a year and a half. In particular, George J. J. Hayward ’11, an inactive Crimson editor and former UC presidential candidate, deserves praise for spearheading much of the ATM initiative. Hayward’s genuine interest in improving student welfare is laudable; his dedication in pursuing the issue shows he was interested in more than just making empty campaign promises...
...Rolfe Division leaders Brown and Dartmouth, the Harvard baseball team (14-22, 7-7 Ivy) didn’t do itself any favors in splitting its Saturday doubleheader against division bottom-dweller Yale (17-18-1, 4-10) in New Haven, Conn. After winning the opener, 7-4, the Crimson dropped a lopsided 15-1 nightcap. Now, the Crimson will have to win both of its remaining games against the Bulldogs today to keep itself in playoff contention before it takes on the surging Big Green next weekend...
When the Bulldogs scored three runs in the bottom of the seventh of their early game loss, it seemed to be too little, too late—a small bright spot in a day dominated by the Crimson. In fact, it was just the opening of the floodgates...
...outs, all it took was a single to second base from Yale senior Trygg Larson-Danforth to put the Bulldogs on the board. Junior Trey Rallis followed suit to give Yale a 2-0 lead, and sophomore Charlie Neil walked to put the Bulldogs up by three. The Crimson finally managed to get an out when senior Chris Rouches caught a fly ball from Bulldogs catcher Ryan Brenner, but even Brenner was able to pick up an RBI, with Larson-Danforth coming home on Brenner’s sacrifice...
...expression “Good things come to those who wait” doesn’t usually apply to baseball. But with sophomore Brent Suter keeping the Bulldog batters in check, the Crimson had time to get its offense going and gradually build an imposing lead over the course of the game...