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...Crimson—the first team in the nation to secure an NCAA bid—now awaits the NCAA selection show on March 16 at 5 p.m. on ESPN. Harvard earned a 13th seed last year, but hopes for higher this year based on its RPI, which stands at 43rd in the nation according to Jerry Palm’s www.collegerpi.com...
...history is any indication, however, Tubridy need not worry about the blowouts affecting the Crimson when the selections are announced live on ESPN on March 16. Her intuition relied on the assumption that the NCAA selection committee will actually put thought into Harvard’s seeding, but there’s little evidence in support of that belief...
Ever wish you could make your own ESPN “SportsCenter” commercial? Now you can! “SportsCenter” anchors Dan Patrick and Trey Wingo teach you the tricks of the trade behind directing, producing and acting in “SportsCenter” commercials. Students will watch prior commercials, write weekly response papers on current ESPN proposals and invent new ideas. Students must prepare their own commercial in small groups to present as a final project. Readings include Marshall McLuhan’s Media and the American Mind and Professor Patrick?...
This low cost allowed Northwestern to digitize twenty cable stations, which were voted on by students and included the Cartoon Network, CNN, ESPN and MTV. The result has been positive; students report being happy with the picture quality and with being able to watch their favorite shows in the comfort of their dorms. According to the Daily Northwestern, its students living in the dorms are getting all twenty stations for only $121.20 a year—or about $12.50 per month of school. With a price tag lower than a dinner at Spice each month, most Harvard students would...
Cable television programming in all dorm rooms would be a marked improvement over the status quo. Presently, students seeking the distraction of some Comedy Central or ESPN, or the news reporting and analysis of CNN have to rely on their own satellite dishes or House common room televisions that are each meant to serve hundreds of students. But installing satellite dishes is difficult and expensive—besides paying for the service, students have to find a south-facing location to mount their dish. Satellite reception is further hampered by University rules, found in the Handbook for Students, which forbid...