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...name of sports: The Game.The final whistle’s sound each November cements the memories. Thanks to a league ban on postseason playoffs, there is no chance to change history—no conference title contest, bowl game, or national championship. The memories linger with coaches, players, and fans??—exultant or despondent, sweet or sour.For the Class of 2008, those reminiscences are largely happy ones. Not only did the Crimson team win three of the four Harvard-Yale matchups, bookending their careers with Ivy championships, but they also helped produce some of the most memorable...
...Behind Me Satan” and the gut-busting wheeze of last year’s “Icky Thump,” White Stripes’ prime mover Jack White decided to take a break from his own expectations and tried to satisfy some of his fans??. Of course, the perennial question on the minds of every new-blues neophyte grooving to the likes of “Fell in Love with a Girl” or “Ball and Biscuit” went something like this: what would this guy sound like...
...watched Harvard explode into a three-goal lead in the first seven minutes in that round one contest, I played “spot the Harvard fans?? from the rafters of the TD Banknorth Garden only to find either whole sections of empty seats or rabid Husky fans perplexed that they really had no one in the crowd to heckle...
...ever-present Harvard Band has enough dedication to the Crimson to stand up to hundreds of Huskies fans shouting “we can’t hear you,” help them respond to opposing fans?? jeering with something witty...
...Stephond D. Goler, manager at City Sports. Goler said sales of Celtics gear have picked up, a trend he attributed to the team’s strong season after a “terrible” past several years. Joe C. Higgins ’11 agreed that the fans?? strong enthusiasm can be attributed to Boston teams’ weaker past records. “When they win, it’s a reason to celebrate,” said Higgins...