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...said. “Princeton started to push back; they weren’t going to roll over in that third game. We were sort of waiting for the win.” Despite several lead changes, the Crimson was forced to play catch-up throughout the fourth and fifth games.Harvard would end up losing the next two games 25-22 and 15-7. Overall, McKinley led the Crimson’s efforts with a double-double, recording 19 kills and 11 digs. Freshman sensation Christine Wu contributed a career-high 40 digs. PENN 3, HARVARD 2Harvard also put forth...
...Fitness Center. After splitting a pair of games against MIT and Connecticut College on Saturday, the Crimson (5-12, 3-5 CWPA) started strong against Fordham yesterday afternoon, yet was not able to overcome multiple missed opportunities and an opportunistic Rams offense in a close defeat in the fifth-place game.The setback on Saturday morning meant this weekend was the end of the collegiate era for Harvard’s two co-captains, goalie Jay Connolly and utility man David Tune. The two suited up for the Crimson for the final time on Sunday afternoon...
...Romanelli said, reminiscing about her college career. “It’s been a long four years. I’ve learned a lot, and my team is amazing. I’ll miss them a bunch.” Harvard finished the season tied for fifth place in the Ivy League with Columbia and Yale. “We are excited to get ready for next year,” Ohanian said. “We are going to miss our seniors. It’s a good note to end on, even though...
...Those will come tomorrow, when H&M security is put to the test by the thousands of customers expected to arrive before the store opens at 11AM. When the world's third-largest apparel retailer debuted its Japan flagship two months ago in Ginza, Tokyo's own Fifth Avenue, some 3000 shoppers lined up for first dibs on the brand's affordable fashion, amidst falling luxury sales on the same street. As Japan's recessionary economy and the appreciation of the yen left other businesses in Japan to watch purse strings tighten and household consumption drop, people continued to wait...
...being raised in other parts of Eastern Europe these days, too. By one estimate, net banking flows into the region, most of them originating in Western Europe, will fall from $219 billion in 2007 to just $74 billion next year. Sweden's Swedbank, which not long ago earned a fifth of its profits from the Baltic region, has seen its stock price halve in the past year over fears of exposure to bad loans, and on Oct. 27 it announced a $1.5 billion rights issue to bolster its finances. Two days later Austria's Erste Bank turned to the state...