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...ability to clearly articulate a vision for a better New Hampshire will be a long lasting message.” After serving as IOP director for two years, Shaheen resigned this September to make her second bid for the U.S. Senate. Shaheen, who served three terms as New Hampshire??s governor from 1997 to 2003, lost the 2002 race to Sununu by just four percent. Shaheen is not the only Harvard-affiliated Democrat whose electoral fortunes in a Senate race have improved this week. Mark Warner, a Harvard Law School graduate who served as Virginia?...
...relay and distance medley teams also placed, giving the Crimson a total of 75 points for the day. Ivy teams swept the top three spots, with Brown taking the event with 144 points and Cornell coming in second with 135. Rhode Island’s 55.5 points and New Hampshire??s 51.5 points rounded out the top five behind Harvard. The men’s team, in addition to the three winners, placed three other individuals. Freshman Dan Chenoweth ran the 800 meters in 4:13.58, earning third place. Sophomore Jack Brady finished sixth in the shot...
...hour later, at 2 o’clock, Prasad prepares to canvas in New Hampshire??s conservative strongholds, still energized from the excitement of shaking hands with Giuliani. The temperature hovers above zero. After about an hour, knocking on about 10 doors, and talking to about six people, Prasad heads back to the bus bound for Harvard...
...game en route to a 78-64 win. Now, the Crimson directs its attention to Saturday afternoon, when another host of offensive talent awaits at New Hampshire. While acknowledging the talent of this Wildcats squad, coach Kathy Delaney-Smith believes her team matches up better with New Hampshire??s guards than the Friars’ physical front line. Sophomore guard Amy Simpson is the Wildcat to stop: her 12.6 points per game leads the team.—EMILY W. CUNNINGHAMThis weekend, the Harvard men’s squash team will look to continue winning as the Crimson...
...lead through some strong inside play from Harris. During the run, Harris scored nine points, 5 of which came from the foul line.“They were just hacking all day,” Harris said of the Wildcats’ big men.Harris, along with New Hampshire??s Mike Christensen, led all scorers with 18 points. He shot 10-for-12 from the line, significantly higher than his .686 free throw percentage so far this season. Harris also added five steals and four rebounds.On the night, Harvard shot a season-best 81 percent from the line.Despite going...