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...recent trend of sloppy play at the ends of games. The last ten points of the second game proved the most exciting of the match by far, with the Crimson fighting off the pesky Engineers and a lively home crowd. As the home fans chanted, “Let??s Go, Tech!” MIT tried to keep the score close with a couple of kills from senior Michelangelo Raimondi and freshman Eugene Jang. But the Crimson responded and quieted the crowd with a few big plays of its own, including two emphatic kills from Weissbourd...
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...Here’s a kid who can run, too,” he adds. “He’s had 20-plus stolen bases. But we’re always trying to push him...I’m saying, ‘Lance, let??s go! You can get this guy!’”Salsgiver credits a counterintuitive, decidedly un-Harvard approach to his summertime success. He was aggressive rather than patient: “thinking less” and swinging with a former confidence.Following the summer, he was tempted to join...
...Crimson streaked to a 30-13 victory. Though the Pioneers played better in the following two frames, Harvard did just enough to win the match. “There was no scouting report today,” Ridolfi said. “We simply laid down things—let??s go basic, let??s get this A-B-C done, and try to be a little emotional.” “Now, we’re starting to turn the corner,” he added. The Crimson will return to action when...
...itself only one of several faculties of this University, Summers tried to address his critics’ concerns. The second motion of no confidence was a set-up that showed that nothing would do. It’s plain his enemies were out for blood. And at this point, let??s lose the goose metaphor. This was an academic 9/11, this was an act of spiritual assassination, an assault on free speech, intellectual inquiry, and ideology-free academic standards aimed at the heart of American scholarship. We are Manhattan now; and we cannot rest from this mental fight...