Word: ithaca
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Elaine S. Povich, news editor of the Cornell Daily Sun and a senior, says that co-education hasn't been a big issue in Ithaca, N.Y., since women last year lobbied for and won the right to use the more splendid of the two athletic facilities--which was, naturally...
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...Cornell game) and frequently finding themselves at the top of the national polls. That was before exams--after exams was a different story. The squad lost only three, but the ones it chose to drop were the important ones like the Beanpot opener against B.U., the Cornell rematch in Ithaca which cost a share of the Ivy crown, and the ECAC quarterfinals...
...fourth accomplishment for the Crimson came at Cornell's Lynah Rink. Harvard won in Ithaca for the first time in ten years and was the first Ivy League team to win there in nearly 50 games. The win was no fluke; it was a convincing 7-4 come-from-behind victory. The Cornell conquest also came just a night after Harvard won an exhausting 8-6 contest at Colgate. So Harvard had swept its second road trip in very unfriendly surroundings...
...victory in Ithaca set Harvard well on its way toward its fifth major accomplishment of the season, the Ivy League title. The Crimson icemen all but won that before a hostile crowd in Dartmouth's Davis Rink last Wednesday by beating the Big Green, 6-2. All that was left after that was for Harvard to trounce Yale, 10-3, Saturday, to ensure sole possession of the coveted crown...