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...been a great success.” Due to safety concerns, the gate closes at 10 p.m. and reopens at 7 a.m., Eck said. “We will eventually have to create some sort of safety grate so that all of the first-floor rooms are not compromised for security,” she added. But some Lowell residents said yesterday that although they are not content with the time restrictions, they are ultimately happy that the gate is now open. Jeremy R. Steinemann ’08 called the hours “disappointing,” while...
...that-iest” “that guy” that ever that. That guy has the power; he is the undeclared section leader. You may be rolling your eyes as he’s speaking, but he’s got the floor. He always has the floor—because he…say it with me now…is that guy. That guy cannot stop quoting the one introduction of Hegel he read for tutorial last year because it must apply to every situation, and the Presidential that guy will never stop assuring you that...
Harvard was unable to contain Bulldogs center Dominick Martin, who poured in a career-high 26 points, the majority of which came on lay-ups or short jump shots. Entering the weekend shooting .569 from the floor for the season, Martin connected on 12 of his 18 attempts...
...defense held the Crimson to 33 percent shooting in the first half and 42 percent for the game, and Harvard’s continued misses helped fuel the Bears’ transition attack that produced 13 fast break points for the game.Led by Stehle, Harvard fared better from the floor in the second half, as the lefty forward tallied the Crimson’s first six points after the break to close the deficit to nine. Brown answered the challenge in assertive fashion, again penetrating the Crimson defenses to score on four straight baskets that built the lead...
...Lindsay Hallion said. “I almost feel like Friday night’s game hurt worse than the buzzer beater because we were playing so well until the end.” In its most complete offensive performance of the year, Harvard shot 52 percent from the floor and 50 percent from beyond the arc while holding the Bears to just 20-of-59 shooting (34 percent). In a see-saw first half, the Crimson took its biggest lead of the half at 25-20 on a Hallion jumper with 5:46 remaining. The game of short runs...