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...some strong inside play from Harris. During the run, Harris scored nine points, 5 of which came from the foul line.“They were just hacking all day,” Harris said of the Wildcats’ big men.Harris, along with New Hampshire’s Mike Christensen, led all scorers with 18 points. He shot 10-for-12 from the line, significantly higher than his .686 free throw percentage so far this season. Harris also added five steals and four rebounds.On the night, Harvard shot a season-best 81 percent from the line.Despite going into...
...League. Harvard was paced by freshman J. Reed Endresen at the No. 4 position, who cruised through his match by a score of 9-1, 9-1, 9-1. Junior No. 5 Niko Hardy rolled as well, winning 9-0, 9-2, 9-1 over Mike Lewis. Sophomore Colin West won at the top of lineup, battling past Andrew Bumford with the final tally of 9-5, 9-2, 9-7. Junior Verdi DiSesa and freshman Richard Hill tallied the other two wins. The Crimson’s top five flights all remained undefeated on the season with the victories...
...outstanding saves by Richter, including one glove-grab after leading Yale scorer Mark Arcobello took a shot after Richter had dived out of the net to make another save. 80 seconds in, the Bulldogs set the tone for the goal-heavy third period when Will Engasser knocked in Mike Catczak’s shot on the rebound. Harvard nailed the nation’s best penalty kill—Yale had killed 33 of 34 power plays—to take the lead again at 9:20 as the Biega brothers put together the Crimson’s second goal...
...this family's core are the members of Marjinal, a punk band that has helped over a thousand street kids earn cash by teaching them how to busk. "Music gives these kids a way to survive, to make some kind of living," says Mike, Marjinal's lead singer. "Punk, to me, is addressing the things that are rotten in society. It tells us that we have the ability to be independent and take care of each other...
...There isn't a kid at a Marjinal show that doesn't know the lyrics to every one of the songs. "How are you, everybody?" sings Mike to a crowd of around 200 children, five years old and up. "Including the one who lives under the bridge, under the heat of the sunshine, the ones that live on the streets. How are you?" The children sing along as they pile onto the stage. "Let's share the good and the bad times together!" Mike exhorts over the roar of their voices. It may be 30 years late, but for many...