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Page 282 of Viswanathan’s novel reads: “‘And I’ll tell everyone that in eighth grade you used to wear a “My Little Pony” sweatshirt to school every day,’ I continued. “Priscilla gasped. ‘I didn’t!’ she said, her face purpling again. “‘You did! I even have pictures,’ I said. ‘And I’ll make it public that...
...After the resilient Big Green pulled even with the Crimson with a four-run rally in the seventh inning, Harvard summarily pushed five across in the eighth against weary relievers Kyle Zeis and Chris Lapointe...
...Witness the power of Josh Klimkiewicz’s bat: it was a completely different game after the Harvard slugger connected on an 0-1 fastball in yesterday’s penultimate inning.Klimkiewicz, the Crimson senior first baseman, entered the batter’s box in the eighth inning of a 10-9 do-or-die thriller. He ambled into second base, after shooting Dartmouth reliever Chris Lapointe’s pitch nearly 400 feet away into the centerfield gravel, in the midst of a 23-9 Big Green embarrassment.Klimkiewicz’s RBI double, the first...
...Opal Mehta” may very well be inauthentic, literarily-bankrupt, profit-driven pop-culture fluff. But before we begin smugly and self-righteously to debate which circle of hell Viswanathan should be cast into for her transgression (the eighth), I ask that we pause for a moment and empathize with our embattled classmate. It should not be very difficult to do so if we honestly consider our own intellectual and cultural position. As a community, Harvard is more than complicit in the production of inauthentic chick lit, that regrettably pervasive genre of packaged pop culture easily digested by teenage...
...Sophomore Max Warren finished the game, fanning two and allowing one earned in 2 2/3.The Crimson actually out-hit Dartmouth 14-8, but also committed four errors to the Big Green’s two. Harvard scored all eight of its runs in the fifth through eighth innings, but was never able to truly threaten against the beleaguered Faiola, leaving nine runners on base.Sophomore centerfielder Matt Vance was able to break out of a brief slump by going 2-3 with a triple and two runs scored, in addition to notching a league-leading 24th stolen base. Classmate and second...