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...captain stayed calm and focused, launching blistering serves and overcoming a late ankle strain to take the final frame 6-3. Despite Clayton’s admirable comeback, the heroics belonged to Ermakov, who finished before the captain and truly sealed the match for Harvard. The Texas native bested Martin Kosut 4-6, 6-1, 6-2. “I’ve been on a little bit of a losing streak, lacking some confidence,” Ermakov said. “In the second set, I broke through, getting into it, getting tired. [The fatigue] actually feels...
Usually, the supporting players carry the melodrama, and Perry's Madea shoulders the comedy. Black actors playing fat women is not exactly an innovation, as Martin Lawrence and Eddie Murphy can attest. But the 6-ft. 5-in. (1.96 m) Perry, who in civvies has the smooth good looks of a Will Smith, cuts an arresting figure. Outfitted in a purple print dress, giant glasses and sandbag bosom, carrying a purse with three handguns and punctuating every comment with the wave of a cigarette, the star stomps around the stage shouting out orders and ridiculing the supporting characters for being...
...Harvard who handeled the conditions better.“We strung some goals together and they strung some goals together and we were fortunate enough to get the lead,” Miller said. “Then we just kept chipping away.”Junior Kaitlin Martin led the Crimson to victory with seven goals on the day. She is tops on the Harvard roster with 20 goals in the young season.The Huskies came out strong and quickly went up 2-0 in the first few minutes of play. But the Crimson answered with goals from Martin...
...NCAA quarterfinals. Two Patty Kazmaier award winners trying to lead their team to the Frozen Four. More than five thousand fans in attendance.No wonder it took four overtimes to settle the score.Now imagine the heartbreak when Wisconsin forward Jinelle Zaugg finally put a puck past Harvard goaltender Brittany Martin after more than 127 minutes of scoreless play.The Badgers went on to win a national championship. The Crimson went on to spring break.Tonight, No. 1 Harvard (32-1-0) has a chance to erase that bitter taste from its mouth when the team faces off against No. 5 Wisconsin...
...President Bush’s tax cuts, Senator McCain recently voted to continue some of the tax cuts in the $70 billion Tax Relief Extension Reconciliation Act.This is disappointing, to say the least. McCain’s flip-flop isn’t analogous to, for example, Martin Luther King Jr. opposing a bill desegregating buses. After all, McCain is running for President and some compromises must be made. However, his willingness to compromise on issues he has been so principled on in the past is jarring. On Jan. 17, this paper’s staff published an editorial endorsing...