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...hometown team, the Toronto Argonauts.Many expected him to go higher than his 47th pick, but as he is only a junior, teams were not sure what to expect.“He was highly rated on our draft board,” said Argonaut assistant general manager Greg Mohns. “Obviously he has size and speed and he’s been very productive at Harvard and we know he has NFL skill ability. We know there’s an opportunity he may be drafted [a year] from now.”Although Toronto did not believe...
...Greg M. Schmidt ’06 is a social studies concentrator in Eliot House. His column appears on alternate Tuesdays...
...which we needed to do to win,” senior captain Tom Mikula said. “To come out against and dominate our rivals was huge for us.” The Bulldogs found the offensive attack of Harvard sophomore Brooks Scholl and juniors Evan Calvert and Greg Cohen to be simply unstoppable. Together the three players tallied eight points, with Calvert scoring five goals alone. Senior Steve Cohen added three goals and an assist. “[Calvert] is a unique weapon,” Crimson coach Scott Anderson said. “When...
...move and claimed four more seats in the final sprint. The Midshipmen crossed the line in 6:19.4, while Harvard followed almost five seconds later in 6:24.3. “We didn’t make a move that we should have,” varsity two-seat Greg Stein said. “We should have done something like that, but Navy was the one that moved on us.”The varsity win marked Navy’s third in four years, but it was the Midshipmen’s second varsity victory that proved most...
...live-blogged on cambridgecommon.com by Ryan R. Thoreson ’07, co-chair of the Harvard Bixexual, Gay, Lesbian, Transgender, and Supporters Alliance (BGLTSA) and a member of the Trans Task Force. Reactions to the rally were “really positive,” Thoreson said. Greg M. Sensing, an administrative assistant in the Harvard University Libraries Office who wished to be identified as a “transgender male,” said he spoke at yesterday’s rally on behalf of transgendered individuals in the Harvard staff. “I would assume...