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...Harvard, and the first time our 33-year-old program has won this tournament.” In a field of 27 schools, the Crimson’s 585 stroke total edged out second place Skidmore by three shots. Sacred Heart rounded out the top three and host Yale cruised to an eighth-place finish. “Last year going into the final round we had the lead, [so] we were excited to get a second chance,” sophomore Greg Shuman said. Despite consistent rain and temperatures in the 30s that made play on Sunday particularly challenging...
...said. “We are also a team that works very hard. They had one more week of racing and so a little edge over Radcliffe. The lesson is well-learned and we will make the most of coming week.” Next week, Radcliffe will play host to Princeton on the Charles River, measuring up against the No. 6 Tigers. “In our league, being in the ballpark is very important, even just being in striking distance,” Bosworth said. “If you can’t win right...
More than 2,700 fans gathered to watch Harvard men’s lacrosse host No. 8 Cornell at the first-ever lacrosse game played at Gillette Stadium, but the change of venue did nothing to help the struggling Crimson (4-5, 0-2 Ivy), as the Big Red (8-1, 3-0) took the win, 11-7.Though Harvard struck first, possession woes and four forgettable minutes in the second quarter sank the young team, as the first half belonged to the Big Red.With his team down 3-1 at the end of the first, junior goalie Joe Pike found himself...
...meantime, he has become one of the most well-regarded and sought-after Democratic pollsters, giving campaign advice to a host of Senators, including Illinois's Richard Durbin, New York's Charles Schumer, Vermont's Patrick Leahy and North Dakota's Kent Conrad. He also did work on Hillary Clinton's 2000 Senate campaign. "On the Democratic side," says one campaign veteran, "he is a totally trusted person...
...again in October for next year, the new leadership seems intent on remaining in touch with student preferences. The CEB should be also commended for its attempts to apply renewed energy to publicizing the event: Campus walls and notice boards will be adorned with posters, dining halls might host the thumping beats of DeGraw’s and Wu-Tang Clan’s music in order to rally musical fervor, and student groups will get inundated with announcements and e-mail reminders to bring out their constituents in droves. Just as important as the event’s content...