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...Over 100 of Hornig and Green??s classmates will likely join them in the field of education this year, according to The Crimson’s most recent senior survey...
...down the left field line in both the second and fourth innings. But Harvard went quietly at the plate after Dartmouth took the lead on a James Wren RBI single in the fifth, failing to put a man on base in any of the last three frames. The Big Green??s sluggers punished senior starter Max Warren in his final innings in front of the home crowd. After Warren retired the side in order in the first, Wright’s booming, first-pitch triple to center scored Pagliarulo, who had singled. Freshmen Ben Sestanovich and Zach Hofeld...
...Albright. In the ninth, the Crimson got the tying man on second for Rogers. With two outs and a 3-2 count the junior clocked a pitch deep to left, only to watch as the shot approached the fence and the ball fell into the glove of the Big Green??s Jason Blydell at the warning track. Dartmouth won the game 5-4 on that out.Harvard has been in the role of comeback victim often this season. In the last month, the Crimson has lost to Boston College, Northeastern, and Yale in walk-off fashion.COME ON BLUEHarvard...
...first and foremost be commended for arranging this event. Both Menino’s and Faust’s speeches were particularly illuminating—Menino’s, because he presented the truly commendable and concrete effort that the city of Boston has made to “green?? itself, and Faust’s, because she (albeit unintentionally) revealed just how much greening Harvard has yet to do. Boston was recently ranked third in Popular Science’s “America’s Greenest Cities” list, and the title is justified...
...Captain Damon Wright and sophomore Nick Santomauro provide the muscle in the Big Green??s powerful offense, with both checking into the Ancient Eight’s top ten with seven and six round-trippers, respectively...