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...lost because of the team’s ability, or inability, to finish well, and the Week 4 win over the Big Red demonstrated the best and the worst of the Crimson when it comes to closing the door on opponents.For the most part, Harvard finished drives in a fashion not yet seen this year, scoring five times—all touchdowns—in the team’s biggest offensive output of the season. The Crimson also scored three times in four trips to the red zone, finally helping to shore up an area that plagued the team...
...giving Cornell the ball at the Crimson 39 with 2:13 on the clock. The defense stiffened, holding the Big Red to a field goal, but Cornell pulled to within a touchdown, 19-12, with 54 seconds remaining in the second quarter.The second half started in much the same fashion, with the Big Red marching to the Harvard 20-yard line before being held to a field goal, closing to four points and setting up Luft’s pivotal touchdown catch on the next drive.“We rode a little bit of a wave...
...final two matches. In her singles draw, Schnitter won her first-round match in straight sets before losing a tough match in the second round to the No. 1 seed from Texas A&M, 7-5, 6-3. She bounced back, though, to win her final match in convincing fashion, 6-0, 6-1. The tournament was set up with five different levels of singles competition (labeled A though E) and two levels of doubles (A and B). The Crimson entered two players in singles flights A, B, and D, one player in singles flight C, two teams in doubles...
...last saw George early this year in a Manhattan Theatre Club presentation of Paul Rudnick's Regrets Only. This time he was a fashion designer who moves from comfortably gay to politically gay. Again he was matched with a firecracker actress (Christine Baranski), and again he gave a performance that located every laugh without strangling it. I thought the play was funny and poignant, halfway to profound, but the proposed move to Broadway never materialized. George did, though, when Mary and I and some friends greeted him after the final curtain. Vibrant on stage, he seemed a little more subdued...
...can’t move ahead in a timely fashion, I think we will lose many of our leading scientists to other areas,” he told members of the Boston Redevelopment Authority before the decision was announced. “Keeping this dream team together is absolutely critical...