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...With about six minutes remaining Sullivan substituted out Goffredo for freshman point guard Jeremy Lin. It looked like the end of the night for Goffredo, the end of one of the worst games of his career and a tough loss for the Crimson. But Goffredo, a consummate captain, slapped Lin on the back and coolly walked to his side of the bench, then came back in to finish out the loss, hitting four free throws in the process. After a very successful junior campaign in which he averaged 14.9 points per game, expectations were high entering this season...
...adjustment. We tried to be near him so that all his shots were contested.” The Bears’ own sharpshooter, McAndrew, finished with a team-high 19 points, despite tough defense from a variety of Harvard guards, including Housman, sophomore Andrew Pusar, and freshmen Jeremy Lin and Darryl Finkton. Fourteen of his points did come in the second half, including a ridiculous up-and-under reverse layup, resulting in a three-point play to put his team up 65-52 with 4:52 to play. After McAndrew’s highlights, the Crimson finally went...
...providing students with a forum in which to converse on issues such as, “what are our responsibilities to Harvard, what are our responsibilities to society, and what are our responsibilities to the larger world,” according to Co-Director of the series Steve Lin ’08. During his address, Lewis spoke about the desire in many institutions of higher learning to overcome instances of past discrimination in academia and the professional world by encouraging students to explore fields outside of those prescribed previously by gender, ethnicity, or race. But Lewis said that...
...anyone ever feels that, just remember all the awful poets that have come out of Harvard over the years. The place felt like it was in a state of high intoxication, and it was very good for me.”—Crimson staff writer Eric W. Lin can be reached at ericlin@fas.harvard.edu...
...Lavietes Pavilion, Harvard men’s basketball team takes on the University of Pennsylvania (the “George Mason of 2007”). The result: Harvard comes all the way back from 25 down to win, 75-74, on a last-second shot from Jeremy S. Lin ’10. The crowd, largest in Lavietes’s history, storms the court. March 22-25: After a disappointing first day of competition, all signs point against a repeat national championship for the Crimson fencing team. However, on the second day of the tournament, fencing stars like senior...