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...Fisher has a whole lot of initials. She uses them to cook and write, and sometimes she writes about cooking. On the cover of this anthology she also holds a cat. The works have been “gathered,” like fresh herbs from the garden, by Joan Reardon. It’s even got one of those pen and ink David Levine cartoons on the front. This book is a New York Review of Books circle-jerk...
Move over, Veritas waffles. The International House of Pancakes (IHOP) is finally opening in Harvard Square. Or so we were told in June, until construction delays pushed the opening date back to late October. But Halloween has come and gone, and we want our Rooty Tooty Fresh ‘n Fruity. What gives...
...notch a hat trick? Yesterday, when the Crimson (2-0-0, 2-0-0 ECAC) took to the ice against conference doormat Union (2-4-0, 0-2-0) the question was: how quickly will Sarah Vaillancourt notch a hat trick? The answer, amazingly, was less than 21 minutes. Fresh off a three-goal, eight-point effort in an 11-0 drubbing of Rensselaer the day before, the sophomore winger poured in four scores in a 10-0 dissection of the Dutchwomen, tallying her third a mere 59 seconds into the second period. Vaillancourt showed off her skills...
...assists in the team effort. BROWN 9, HARVARD 4 Brown and Harvard, bitter Ivy League rivals, faced off again in the quarterfinals. The teams met two weeks ago in a fiercely contested match, with Harvard netting the game-winner with 54 seconds left in overtime. With the crushing defeat fresh in their minds, the Bears took to the pool looking to avenge their loss. Earlier that day, the team routed Queens College 13-3, and then carried its strong play into the game against Harvard. The Bears mounted a 3-0 run to start the match and held the Crimson...
...seconds for Harvard’s returning Olympians to register a point each for the women’s hockey team.It took just fewer than 57 more minutes for them to notch an additional 13 points and the first win of the 2006-2007 season.Sophomore Sarah Vaillancourt, fresh from her gold-medal run with Team Canada at the Torino Winter Games, scored the first and last goal in a 11-0 romp over Division-I newbie Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) at Bright Hockey Center on Saturday. The Crimson finished with a flurry of scoring, netting six scores in the final...