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Yale senior quarterback Jeff Mroz and Harvard sophomore quarterback Liam O’Hagan are fighting at the top of the pack: Mroz is first in overall passing and total offense with 21 touchdowns and 254 yards per game, while O’Hagan has had a strong second half to the season and now stands third in overall passing and second in total offense with 13 touchdowns and 194.9 yards per game. He has the edge over Mroz in pass efficiency...
...about the welfare of its workers. Today, Harvard has a chance to increase wages and benefits and confirm its position as an institution of advancement. We hope that Harvard seizes this opportunity for change. Andrew D. Fine ’09, a Crimson editorial comper, lives in Stoughton Hall. Jeff D. Rakover ’06 is a special concentrator in Adams House. Amanda L. Shapiro ’08 is a sociology concentrator in Lowell House. They are all members of the Student Labor Action Movement...
...three extra points plus a field goal to break the Ivy League record for most kick-scoring points in a season. Morgan has 87 points, three more than the mark set by Yale’s John Troost in 2003. YALE 21, PRINCETON 14 PRINCETON, N.J.—Jeff Mroz threw a touchdown pass and ran for a score in the final two minutes as Yale beat Princeton 21-14 on Saturday. Mroz’s 10-yard scoring strike to Todd Feiereisen with 1:14 left tied the game at 14-14. Bobby Abare then recovered a fumble...
...party. But while the alcohol-free event attracted about 25 students at its peak, during a screening of “Sex and the City,” it soon fizzled. Ten students remained for the House-subsidized midnight trip to the International House of Pancakes in Allston. Jeff H. Yip, ’06-’07, who attended the sleepover briefly to watch “Sex and the City,” said the party was well-intentioned but needed “a stripper, or catered food, or even sushi served on naked models?...
...many ways, senior Jeff Chivers’ season has epitomized the entire 2005 campaign for the Harvard men’s soccer team. For Chivers, a promising start to the season was interrupted with a serious injury: a broken ankle in the third game. He made his triumphant return on Saturday, starting in the season’s final game between the Crimson (6-8-2, 2-4-1 Ivy) and Penn (9-6-3, 2-4-1) just in time to win, 3-2, at Ohiri Field. Harvard coach John Kerr discussed the situation with Penn coach Randy Fuller...