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...first time since 1913, the Harvard football team finishes its season with a perfect record, defeating Yale 35-23 in New Haven to win the Ivy League championship...
...history is any guide, Harvard will look to turn over the reins to a candidate with pre-existing Cambridge ties. Yale coach Tim Taylor ’63 withdrew his candidacy midway through the search five years ago and would be unlikely to abandon a cushy situation in New Haven, but several other prominent alumni present attractive alternatives...
Things appeared to turn for the better, though, on an early February Friday night in New Haven. Yale roughed up sophomore goaltender John Daigneau, tallying four quick goals by the end of the first period. Junior Dov Grumet-Morris relieved Daigneau in net, and Harvard mounted a furious third-period comeback, overcoming a 5-2 deficit and scoring five third-period goals in a thrilling...
Harvard entered March with a 5-2 conference mark and a legitimate shot at taking the Sweeney Division title. But the Crimson proceeded to drop three of its next four contests, including a disappointing sweep at the hands of New Haven...
...graduate of Columbia College and Yale Law School (where he was class valedictorian), Stein is an accomplished scholar of economics, politics and law. He co-founded the Journal of Law and Social Policy during his time in New Haven and has taught mass culture at American University and the University of California at Santa Cruz. Currently, he teaches on libel and ethics at Pepperdine University, where he has worked since...