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Maxwell L. Child ’10 will lead the newly-elected 136th Guard of The Harvard Crimson, the paper’s outgoing president announced Friday. Child, an economics concentrator from Pasadena, Calif. and Lowell House resident, is a news writer and has been an operations manager on the business board since February. He will assume the president’s post at the start of the spring semester. The paper’s outgoing editors elected their successors early Friday morning, and the president of the 135th Guard, Malcom A. Glenn ’09, announced the results...
...option. Chávez, a former army paratrooper officer who led a failed coup attempt in 1992 before winning the presidency in the 1998 election (and a special race in 2000 under a rewritten constitution), has benefited greatly from a dysfunctional opposition led largely by leftovers from the old guard that pilfered Venezuela's oil wealth and left more than half the population in poverty; it thwarted Chávez last year only because a more politically adroit cohort of university students led the anti-amendment movement. Even for Sunday's contests, opposition parties struggled to unite behind single candidates...
...chest injury. “We lost rhythm, and that’s hard because momentum can change so quickly in college basketball.” The Buffaloes continued with the momentum they had been building throughout the later minutes of the second half. Colorado overwhelmed the Crimson, with guard Corey Higgins dominating on defensive rebounds and forward Casey Crawford applying the offensive pressure. The final minutes of the game saw the Buffaloes sweep past Harvard with a tremendous 13-2 run, finishing the game 70-57. “We weren’t moving the ball well...
...game early in the first period, a quick lapse in play caused the Crimson to suddenly find itself down two goals. The Raiders scored two goals within 40 seconds to swing the momentum its way. “I guess for a few minutes we let down our guard and they got two quick goals,” Killorn said. “That was kind of a downer, but then we scored in the second period, so we knew we could build back up. We were happy we could come back and persevere.”Harvard found...
...game,” Delaney-Smith said. “It’s pretty disappointing when you play a team as good as Marist, because we could have definitely played with them.”Marist’s second-half run included eight straight points from guard Julianne Viani, who led the Red Foxes with 19 points and nine assists on the afternoon. The visitors’ lead ballooned to as large as 23 points on a layup by forward Rachele Fitz with 15:06 to play in the game, and by the time Crimson sophomore Jackie Alemany...