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...days are shorter, the nights longer. A cold wind blows off the Charles. It’s that time of year when FM stays in, draws a bubble bath, pours a glass of merlot, and indulges our wants and needs. We take the big red clunker (the phone) and an elegant leatherbound notebook (a backup phone) into the bath, run the suds, and kick back with a man. A real man—and no one knows what makes one of those like Kenan Professor of Government Harvey C. Mansfield ’53. After all, who better to riff...
...calmly picked up a lemonade bottle and hurled it across the room towards Johnson and Dolan. Bits of broken glass showered the cowering couple. “No more lies,” said Fee. “Practice tomorrow. 6 a.m. See you all there—sober,” he said, nodding towards Lowrey. WORKIN' HARD, WORKIN' OUT 2 weeks, 3 days, 5 hours...
...solid performance on the glass in this contest should provide the Crimson with a boost heading into Saturday’s game against Albany. NOTES: John Feinstein will be at Lavietes Pavilion signing copies of his new book Next Man Up in the Lavietes Pavilion Lounge during the hour before tip-off of the Harvard-Long Island game. The event is free, and The COOP will have copies of the book for purchase...
...It’s just toughness and playing more as a team.” The Crimson has had great difficulty with athletic forwards who can rebound out of position. When the rebounds come off short and the name of the game is boxing out, Harvard dominates the glass. But when the misses bounce far from the hoop—as can happen in facilities with harder rims—quicker and tougher opposing teams claim the majority of the boards.“I wouldn’t look too much into [the rims],” Stehle said...
...same too little, too late refrain for Harvard, though, as the Crimson could never keep Northeastern off the glass or out of the paint in either half...