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Talk about a diamond-in-a-rough weekend for the women’s volleyball team. Despite her total of 46 kills and 39 digs over the span of two games, senior outside hitter Kathryn McKinley??s stellar performance simply wasn’t enough to carry Harvard past Brown or Yale...
...extensive research of American history.“Assassination Vacation,” her last book, followed the arc of Vowell’s pilgrimage to the sites of three of America’s four presidential assassinations—those of Abraham Lincoln, James Garfield, and William McKinley??along with equally relevant and macabre side trips. Amidst the American historical non sequiturs for which she seems to have an encyclopedic knowledge, Vowell keeps her attention fixed on each assassination’s social and political context, all filtered through a self-conscious awareness of the present...
...previous losses, Harvard encountered difficulty in keeping pace with its opponents. Aside from a dramatic third set, the Rockets (4-7) beat the Crimson by at least seven points in each game.Toledo hit for .263, nearly doubling Harvard’s .132 attack percentage.Positive notes for the Crimson included McKinley??s 13 kills, 11 digs, and .236 hitting percentage. Additionally, freshman Christine Wu posted a game-leading 19 digs.Both the first and second games featured large Toledo leads.In the first frame, the Rockets generated their lead quickly, going up 16-8 and then cruising...
...spite of being weary from the long trip from Ithaca, the Crimson started out strong but faltered late in the match against the Lions, succumbing 3-2 (32-30, 14-30, 29-31, 28-30, 15-6).Several Harvard players posted outstanding individual statistics—including freshman Kathryn McKinley??s career-high 19 kills and Blotky’s team-high 24 digs—but the Crimson could not effectively combine those performances to produce a victory.“One of our teams great weaknesses this year is putting all our individual efforts towards...
...improvement in terms of just being able to finish a game.” In a nail-biter of a frame in which the Crimson had four game points before sealing the deal, Harvard showed a glimpse of what the team can really do. After freshman outside hitter Kathryn McKinley??s second kill of the frame put the team up 3-2, the Crimson never trailed again on its way to a 34-32 victory. Harvard had 24 kills on .333 hitting, nine of which came from sophomore Laura Mahon. The outside hitter finished with 22 kills...