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...eager—to end them emphatically when the first opportunity presents itself, often with a hard-spinning groundstroke to a corner. In his win on Saturday against Purdue’s Branko Kuzmanovic, who had given him fits last year, Clayton had Kuzmanovic bouncing back and forth across the baseline and skidding exasperatedly after successively wider and harder shots. “It’s tough when you look across the net, and Chris is always, always, always running,” Rueb said. But now, he doesn’t always have to. Clayton?...
...second half was an even bigger back-and-forth battle, featuring seven lead changes. But, this time, it was Princeton sophomore Lincoln Gunn who took over, nailing four treys and scoring all 17 of his points after halftime...
...opposing sides traded some light verbal insults while enjoying a slice of pizza and a cold beverage. But as it became apparent that what was supposed to be the logical finish to an historic season by the now-18-1 Patriots had morphed into an exhilarating back-and-forth battle, we focused on the TV set and friendly banter was replaced by monosyllabic exclamations of joy and disgust. During the epic fourth quarter that saw three lead changes and a heroic performance by Manning, the emotional rollercoaster the spectators in the room were riding was twisting and looping at full...
...Nguyen and freshman Aba Omodele-Lucien won their match 8-6 while the No. 3 pair Clayton and freshman Alexei Chijoff-Evans dropped their match 8-3. The Crimson’s No. 1 pair, senior Ashwin Kumar and junior Sasha Ermakov found themselves in a protracted back-and-forth series of deuces at 6-6 in the eight-game pro set.Kumar, returning serve from the deuce side, capitalized on a let off the racket of hard-serving Slavko Bijelica that bounced high into the air. He powered a backhand return winner, giving Harvard the break point, which Ermakov sealed...
...percent after Alfred University in New York eliminated trays, according to the school’s Web site. Despite the trend, some Harvard dining employees doubt that taking trays away will have such a dramatic effect. “Students will just go back and forth,” DaCruz said. “I have seen plates without trays and the food is still coming.” Most Quincy residents, however, seem receptive to giving “Trayless Thursdays” a try. “Getting multiple dishes might be annoying,” Mollie...