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...white classmates that I should represent them. It took posters, buttons and blood—mostly from making the buttons—but I won. The next year I ran for student council president and faced the dreaded task of giving a speech before all the third, fourth, and fifth graders. With clear conviction and unwavering resolve, I implored my classmates to choose a leader capable of getting Oregon Trail on all the computers in the library, and letting us play in the snow during recess if we brought snowpants from home. It was a landslide victory. The next year...
...unsuspecting Harvard students signs that said “WE SUCK.” Harvard still won 35-3, concluding its seventh unbeaten, untied season. 2005: In the first triple-overtime game in Ivy League history the Crimson pulls out a 30-24 win and defeats Yale for the fifth straight year. 2006: Two MIT streakers disrupted the game; one made it the length of the field before being dragged off, the other made it ten steps out of the stands...
...were the better team today, no question about it,” co-captain Luke Sager said.The Crimson (11-5, 5-2 Ivy) dominated the vast majority of yesterday afternoon’s match against the No. 24 Quakers, only to have a goal in the fifth minute of overtime bring its hopes of an Ivy championship to an end. With the 1-0 victory, Penn (11-2-4, 5-1-1) moved into first place in the league table on the final day of the season. Dartmouth, who beat defending champion Brown, 2-0, on Saturday, will also take...
...overall consistency led to yet another Crimson victory. The Big Green failed to win a single event.“It was just a scrappy meet,” Harvard coach Tim Murphy said. “The guys knew that whether they were getting first place or fifth place, every point was going to be important.”Harvard’s all-around performance got off to a great start, with co-captain Eric Lynch winning the day’s second event, the 1000-yard freestyle, finishing in 9:18.72. Junior Alex Meyer and sophomore Blake...
...Friday in a 3-0 shutout that featured double-digit kills from three different players. Continuing its New York road trip the next day, the Crimson again thrived off of a number of offensive performances, but ultimately fell to Cornell (10-15, 9-5) in the fifth frame. In the final weekend for seniors Laura Mays, Anna Rachlin, and Kathryn McKinley, McKinley helped lead the Crimson’s offensive efforts. She leaves the court after contributing 975 kills over four years.CORNELL 3, HARVARD 2Harvard’s hopes for consecutive wins in the season’s final weekend...