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Exploiting the Crimson’s year-long weakness, Cambridge seized the lead off the start. But Harvard, true to form, regained the lead before building a one length lead by the midway point despite several attempted moves by its opponents and a scaled-back effort...
...next 500-meter stretch. But, fueled by its proximity to the eights from France and Great Britain, Harvard launched a last-ditch bid for the final spot in the A Final, pulling to within striking distance, 0.63 seconds out of fourth place by the race’s midway point...
...combined to stake the Crimson to a 28-7 lead midway through the quarter before Andy Fried ’02 and Erik LaHaie ’02 combined for nine tackles and a fumble recovery to ensure the lead held...
...freshman race was the most hotly contested of the entire regatta. The Crimson never could shake the pesky Bulldogs, as the two boats were deadlocked at the midway point. Harvard managed to pull out to open water, but Yale stormed back to get within a length. The Crimson held on for a six-seat victory...
...real Reagan years, the years of red suspenders and corporate takeovers, of Bonfire of the Vanities and big hair, were shorter than they seem in memory. They began around the middle of his first term, after the 1981 recession gave way to the boom years, and ended midway through his second, when Iran-contra broke and so in some ways did Reagan's spell. But however briefly they lasted, those years habituated us to a giddy, swaggering, saw-toothed capitalism that seemed a bit appalling then. It feels much more familiar now. Because the country had lived through...