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...team would finally win, banish its demons and cause its fans to break down weeping, overcome with vindication and beer. The loser??s fans would be crushed yet again but rise from the rubble with conviction that next year is the year...
Sports are different. With every virtuoso performance in athletics there is at least once loser??and often it is an athlete from Harvard. And for the caustic sports fans who have missed out and aren’t friends with the athletes—those who thus look at Harvard athletics in the same detached manner as they would pro sports—there’s always the tendency to let them know that they didn’t do so well...
...People began comparing their results around dinner time and most girls realized their least compatible was Ben Maas,” Currier HoCo President Lacey R. Whitmire ’05 explains in an e-mail. Whitmire was not sure if Maas was the “statistically declared loser?? or was just generally known to be the universal bad match...
...Arthur needs to prove a “reversible error”—that Gandolph, a confessed and convicted murderer who pled insane at his first trial, is innocent of the crime. To the tired, lonely and bored Arthur, who considers himself the “designated loser?? in Gandolph’s case even before he meets his client, it seems a hopeless task—but one to which he’ll give his best effort...
Bergman’s doubles partner and classmate, Susanna Lingman defeated her first singles opponent in a grueling 6-3, 7-6 (3) victory over Erin Boisclair of Washington. Boisclair had advanced to the qualifying round as a “lucky loser?? following a defeat in the prequalifying round over the weekend...