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...Harvard men’s water polo team ventured to California this past weekend for a three-day tournament that included some of the best teams in the nation. After losses against California, UC Davis, and Air Force, senior co-captain Chris Ludwick and sophomore Spencer Livingston led the Crimson (7-8) to an encouraging 14-13 victory over nationally ranked Cal Baptist. PACIFIC 18, HARVARD 6Weary Harvard matched up against host Pacific in its final contest of the weekend, but, paying the toll for four earlier games, was unable to sustain its momentum and was blown...
...together.”JOHNS HOPKINS 13, HARVARD 11“I’ve never seen a referee call like that before ever,” Tune said.Johns Hopkins was awarded a penalty in the first half, and as the play occurred, the head official ejected sophomore Spencer Livingston from the game for moving towards the penalty taker during the play. Although the decision was a curious one to make, there was nothing unusual about Johns Hopkins’ strategy for the rest of the game.The Blue Jays capitalized on Harvard’s misfortunes, scoring six goals...
...crowd’s enthusiasm to lift itself up from a 6-2 hole at the end of the first. Defensively, Harvard couldn’t find an answer for Engineer Devin Lewis, who scored three goals for MIT in the opening period. But sophomore Spencer Livingston was able to keep the Crimson in the game by scoring the team’s first four goals through the first half. Unfortunately, the high turnover count (12 in the first half) caused Harvard to play at its end of the pool, leading to limited opportunities for shots...
...move quicker and communicate better. We got a lot of steals and played with a higher level of intensity.” Once again, the youngest stars on the team shined brightly, sparking a Crimson team that held the lead through each quarter of the game. Sophomore Spencer Livingston piled on four goals against Queens, matched only by freshman teammate Bret Voith, whose four goals and offensive voraciousness allowed Harvard to put the game away. Having led by two after each of the first three quarters, the Crimson took the initiative in the fourth to end the game by scoring...
...implementation of this policy was likewise uneven. For example, while Cabot House administrator Susan Livingston e-mailed Cabot House residents on September 6th to inform them that they would no longer be receiving pillows from the College, in neighboring Pforzheimer House, some rooms received pillows while others did not. While there is good reason for some of the unevenness—a few house masters, such as those of Adams House, requested the pillows remain (and students in other houses can still receive pillows upon request), and the red phones remain in the Quad houses because of their spotty cell...