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...seconds. Sophomore Louis Caputo, ranked 13th in the nation at 184, could not overcome No. 14 Lior Zamir and lost 3-2, with all the scoring occurring in the final period.Junior Jonathan Butler (197) and freshman heavyweight Andrew Knapp lost their matches by decision, while freshman Ryan Fitzgerald was pinned in 35 seconds by Rollie Peterkin.HARVARD 36, PRINCETON 7After winning its first dual match of the season against Army last Sunday, the Crimson came out confident and aggressive, dominating Princeton, who fell to 0-11 (0-2) on the season, for its second straight victory. After Fitzgerald lost a high...
...without Andrew and Bode, we were able to pull it off.”The five wins gave the Crimson a 19-6 lead, and sophomore Louis Caputo added the finishing touches with a 5-0 victory at 184.The Black Knights, which won matches at 125 against freshman Ryan Fitzgerald and at 174 against sophomore Patrick Ziemnik, finished the day by taking the last two bouts. Junior Billy Colgan, wrestling at 197, lost to Richard Starks, 5-4, and freshman Andrew Knapp, wrestling in his first bout of the season in place of injured Ogunwole, lost by technical fall.LEHIGH...
...only the Venus Flytrap could work to intimidate. And what about the kiddies? Kids hate Venus Flytraps, studies show.Finally, I cleared my mind, thought of everything Harvard represents, and thought of what is powerful, unique, lovable, invincible, and also brought that pizzazz to the table.I got it. John Fitzgerald Kennedy, himself. Oh, he’s not dead; he’s invincible, remember?He’s got the pizazz, the kids love him, he didn’t back down to Castro (and wouldn’t to measly Brown), and he went to our great University...
...statement concerning the ambiguity of the appetite’s response to stress was borne out by other student testimony. “I feel like a bite takes away a tiny piece of time that I can’t get back,” said Ryan A. Fitzgerald ’10, who, accompanied by his Math 21a notebook, was sitting down for his first meal of the day at 5:30 yesterday evening. According to dining hall officials, however, most students don’t seem to be watching their time in the dining hall too closely...
...Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain Hamlet by William Shakespeare The Great Gatsby F. Scott Fitzgerald In Search of Lost Time by Marcel Proust The Stories of Anton Chekhov by Anton Chekhov Middlemarch by George Eliot