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...comment for the first time this season at home. “For us just a discouraging weekend, and a discouraging follow-up to a difficult game last night,” coach Frank Sullivan said. “Yale bounced back from their adversity [a loss at Dartmouth on Friday night] a little bit better than we did.” After beginning the year 8-3, the Crimson has now lost eight of its last 11 games to fall out of contention in the Ivy League title hunt and put in jeopardy its goal of achieving a winning...
...participate in the CSA Championships, where they will play for nothing less than the national title. The tournament places teams into five different brackets of eight teams each. The Crimson plays in the first bracket, which also includes No. 1 Trinity, Yale, Princeton, Penn, University of Western Ontario, Dartmouth, and Williams. Fourth-seeded Harvard (5-2, 4-1 Ivy) will face fifth-seeded Penn (6-4, 2-2) on Friday in a rematch of last Saturday’s action, in which the Crimson easily defeated the Quakers 6-3. Also on Friday, the second-seeded Bulldogs...
...travel partners No. 6 Cornell and Colgate and partners Harvard and Dartmouth—will gather in a shootout that will have postseason implications. The Crimson will face the Raiders in Hamilton, N.Y. tonight, while the Big Green takes on the Big Red in Ithaca. Tomorrow, Harvard and Dartmouth will swap locations. “You’ve got the top four teams playing head-to-head,” Donato said, adding, “rivalry games are never void of energy or passion.” Only two weeks of regular-season play remain, and Harvard...
...Quakers relatively close.Since “relatively close” could be defined as a margin of less than 20 points, such a phrase has a slightly different meaning this season. Unless Penn starts getting bored, a 20-point win should be a breeze.YALE (13-10, 5-3) AT DARTMOUTH (3-18, 1-7)Keep in mind that despite losing by 17 in New Haven three weeks ago, the Big Green played the Bulldogs close for 30 minutes.Yale used an 11-0 run in the first half and a 7-0 spurt in the second to gain the separation necessary...
...honored principles that Yale observes as an ethical institutional investor have guided us to take this strong action,” Yale President Richard C. Levin said in a statement.Yale’s announcement follows similar moves last year by colleges and universities such as Stanford, Amherst, and Dartmouth. Harvard announced this past April that it would divest from PetroChina, a subsidiary of the Chinese National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), after pressure from students and some faculty members. But Harvard continues to hold a stake in a second Beijing-based oil company, Sinopec, which also does business in Sudan.PetroChina...