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With little hope of another surprise NCAA tournament bid and only the chance to reach .500 in league play on the line, the Harvard men’s lacrosse team entered Saturday night’s season finale at Dartmouth with little to prove—to everyone else...
Four of Cohen’s goals came during a third quarter that saw the Crimson outscore the Big Green, 6-3. That helped Harvard to a 10-5 advantage entering the fourth quarter that would hold up despite a late Dartmouth...
...scored just 12 seconds into the game to give the Crimson a lead that it would never relinquish. Just 14 seconds later, Mahler scored on a feed from freshman defensemen Billy Geist, giving Harvard a two-goal lead less than half a minute into the contest. Cohen would beat Dartmouth goalie Michael Novosel once more in the period, but the Big Green scored two late goals to pull within...
...Dartmouth which has been especially kind to Flood in recent years. In last year’s heart-wrenching 14-13 triple-overtime home loss, he set a career high by winning 25 of 31 tries. It was a loss on the final try, however, that would lead to the game-winning goal by the Big Green...
...endemic warfare, nearly three billion people—half of the world—live on less than $2 per day, and nearly a billion people cannot read or write. The temptation is to assign blame to the legacy of Western colonialism, but work such as that of Dartmouth economists James Feyrer and Bruce Sacerdote complicates the picture. Their research, examining 77 islands in the Atlantic, Pacific, and elsewhere, found that longer time spent as a colony translates into a better current standard-of-living and a lower infant mortality rate. Obviously, the abuses and depredations of colonialism were deplorable...