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...said, ‘Let’s get it done,’” junior John Voith said. “Finally we were all just wanting to do whatever it took to keep motion and keep moving on offense.”Freshman Jay Connolly proved to be the magic touch for the Crimson once again, as it edged out the Leopards by two goals. Connolly made seven saves during the contest.Harvard’s offense was propelled by Ludwick and freshman David Tune, who notched four and three goals, respectively.“Chris...
...Coatsworth, director of the David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies; James Engell, Gurney professor of English literature; Elena Kagan, dean of Harvard Law School; Duncan M. Kennedy, Carter professor of general jurisprudence at Harvard Law School; Louis M. Kunkel, professor of pediatrics and genetics at Harvard Medical School; Jay W. Lorsch, Kirstein professor of human relations at Harvard Business School; Tom A. Rapoport, professor of cell biology at Harvard Medical School; Robert I. Rotberg, president of the World Peace Foundation and director of the Kennedy School of Government’s Program on Intrastate Conflict and Conflict Resolution...
...Terrell threw four straight incompletions and Colgate ran out the clock. The Raiders first score came on Scott’s one-yard run just a minute into the game, but Rava’s extra-point attempt failed. However, Colgate’s J.J. Bennett then stripped Jay McCareins on the ensuing kickoff, and Mike Sarceno threw a 12-yard scoring pass to Kenny Parker two minutes later. YALE 13, DARTMOUTH 0NEW HAVEN, Conn.—Alex Faherty and Todd Feiereisen each caught 20-yard touchdown passes from Jeff Mroz as Yale defeated Dartmouth 13-0 during...
...anyone can top Michael's performance as bureau chief, it is Jay Carney, who has served as Michael's deputy since 2003. Jay first worked for TIME as a summer intern in 1986 while attending Yale. After a brief stint in Key West, Fla., for the Miami Herald, Jay rejoined TIME as head of its Miami bureau. Fluent in Russian, Jay went on to serve in Moscow from 1990 to 1993, where he covered the unraveling of the Soviet empire. He then came to Washington, where he covered the Clinton White House, Capitol Hill, the 2000 Bush campaign and finally...
...JAY LENO...