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Nevertheless, there is a sense of optimism surrounding the team. The players, with the knowledge that this season would be a transitional one, have been able to play under less pressure, allowing them to push their limits. After all, against opponents like Trinity and Princeton, they have nothing to lose...
...Best Picture. But what about the acting categories? Surely Hollywood has recognized its most potent performers. Not always. If this year's nominated actors want to join the exalted ranks of Charlie Chaplin, Greta Garbo, Cary Grant, Peter O'Toole and Barbara Stanwyck, they'd better hope they lose, since none of these luminaries received a competitive Oscar...
...fourth straight defeat. In the past 8 days the Crimson (5-4, 3-3) has also gone down to No. 3 ranked Trinity, No. 1 ranked Penn, and No. 2 ranked Princeton. “It’s never fun to come so close and lose, but we don’t have time to dwell on the negative,” assistant coach Christopher Smith said. The players will try to use the lessons learned from the losing streak at the Howe Cup—the collegiate squash team national championships coming...
...title run a year ago. Some will say I’m jinxing the team as it looks for its third straight weekend sweep, but I’ll know better: as the defending champions sit in first place in February, the Ancient Eight title is theirs to lose. The 2007 Ivy champs dropped a road contest to Yale in late January before running the table in its remaining league slate a year ago. Lack of focus or rustiness after the three-week exam layoff, you might say, or maybe just underestimation of a Bulldogs team unexpected to contend...
...competing as well as we could have,” DiSesa said. Many of the Crimson’s matches could have gone either way. For example, No. 4 Harvard junior Niko Hrdy took the first game against Yale junior Francis Johnson 9-6, but then went on to lose three very close and intense games. In the most heartbreaking match of the night, No. 2 DiSesa was up 2-0 against Bulldog sophomore Aaron Fuchs. But Fuchs rallied back in the third game and closely won 10-8. Fuchs then went on win the next two games...