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...gate so seniors too lazy to train for the 26.2 mile schlep could support their peers. But when Marathon Monday came, while about thirty of their classmates struggled up and down Heartbreak Hill, a very small handful of Harvard spectators found themselves tailgate-less amidst a crowd of bright gold Boston College (BC) t-shirts, the sole Crimson voices in the heart of Eagle country at Mile...
...decor will remain in distinctive Upstairs style, which consists of “pinks, corals, deep jewel tones and accents of silver, gold and copper leaf throughout,” according to the press release. But there will also be new features—the release said “leopard and zebra patterned carpets will wrap the floors...
Scoring: P Goals: Boyle 4, Daly 3, Tierney 3, Hartofilis 2, Dumont 2, White 1, Fallon 1. P Assists: Boyle 5, Daly 1, Tierney 1, Hartofilis 1. H Goals: Vap 1, Logigian 1, Nowak 1, Baly 1. H Assists: Vap 1. Shots: P 54, H 32. Saves: P Gold 15, H McKenna 26. Ground Balls: P 23, H 13. Faceoffs: P 10, H 15. Extra...
...valiantly by its current president and starting pitcher Clarke Tucker. With an assortment of wicked pitches, including his Arkansas twister, and sterling, Gold Glove caliber defensive play, Tucker was able to hold the IOP in the game until the third inning, when the floodgates opened for the resilient Crimson squad...
...thing that boxing people do have in abundance, it’s personality. I had the pleasure of attending a panel on boxing at Harvard Law School over the weekend. The panel had three speakers: Wilber “Skeeter” McClure, 1960 Olympic gold medalist and former chair of the Mass. State boxing commission; Lou DiBella, a 1985 Harvard Law graduate who served as an executive for HBO sports before launching his own DiBella Entertainment; and finally Bert Randolph Sugar, former editor of Ring magazine and boxing writer extraordinaire...