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...Swimming League (EISL) Championships, which will take place on Feb. 22-24. The competition this weekend, although unimportant in league standings, allowed Crimson swimmers to measure up with swimmers from across the nation and prepare for Easterns in a similarly-formatted meet. The Crimson will not compete again until Jan. 5, when it travels to Rutgers for a dual meet...
...career average of 48.0 percent entering this season, and trails only Zoller on the Ancient Eight leaderboard. His 1.71 blocks per game are the best in the league. The consecutive road wins spearheaded by Cusworth marked the first time Harvard has won two straight games away from home since Jan. 28 and Feb. 3, when it toppled Ivy rivals Brown and Columbia. —Staff writer Ted Kirby can be reached at tjkirby@fas.harvard.edu...
...After his lawyers contested the government's right to hold him without trial, Padilla last January was transferred from military to civilian custody. He is set to go on trial Jan. 22 in Miami, along with two codefendants, on charges of supporting terrorism. The charges do not include the "dirty bomb" allegations, which the government appear to have dropped...
...only state in the country to allow gay couples to marry. Romney has said he hopes to get a ruling from the SJC that will either force the legislature to vote on the amendment or place the amendment on the ballot if the current legislative session expires on Jan. 2 without a vote on the amendment. Activitsts on both sides of the gay-marriage debate are now turning their attention to the SJC with little indication as to how it will act on Romney’s request. “It’s anybody’s guess...
...team effort, though, which always makes them a bit sweeter than individual victories.” The Harvard men’s swimming and diving team will next travel to Athens, Ga. on Dec. 1-3 to compete in the Georgia Invitational and will resume dual-meet action on Jan. 5 against Rutgers...