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...final tune up before the start of league play, the Harvard women’s water polo team split its two games in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. on Sunday. The Crimson beat Siena, 10-5, before falling to Marist in a tight game, 5-3. Next weekend, Harvard begins its league play against Northern Division opponents Hartwick, Queens and Utica. Crimson captain Arin Keyser said the weekend set the team up well for league play. “You never like to lose, but it can be a good learning experience for the team,” said Keyser, who scored...
...Harvard (2-8) received a career-high 22 points from freshmen center Emma Moretzsohn, but it was not enough to overcome the Friars (3-8, 0-1 Big East).While the Crimson played much better on the offensive end than in its previous game, a 44-39 loss to Marist, they had trouble stopping Providence on the defensive end.“I thought we should have played better defense,” Harvard coach Kathy Delaney-Smith said. “We have been pretty happy with our defense, it has been our offense that has been a little...
It’s been a long, ugly December for the Harvard women’s basketball team, and it got even uglier in a low-scoring slugfest against Marist on Saturday. The Crimson netted just 39 points in its sixth consecutive loss, a 44-39 defeat to the Red Foxes in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Freshman guard Emily Tay helped Harvard (2-7) fight back from a 12-point second half deficit to claim a two-point lead with 3:49 remaining, but the Crimson scored just two points in the final four minutes and surrendered yet another road game late...
...Harvard women’s basketball team, which is reeling after five straight losses—three of them without co-captain guard Jessica Holsey—hits the road again tomorrow. Tomorrow’s game at Marist (4-4) in Poughkeepsie, NY brings together two women’s basketball teams who have never played—and who appear to be headed in opposite directions. After four straight losses to open the season, the Red Foxes are riding a four-game winning streak, capped by Sunday’s thrilling overtime win against Iona. The Crimson...
...question, the way boomers have parented has contributed to new practices. "Our mothers defined good family life by cleaning the house, washing our clothes and making elaborate holiday meals," says Linda Dunlap, chair of the psychology department at Marist College. "We define it as connection, conversation and relaxation with our kids...