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Your article was a reverent but not cloying look at the birth of a man who changed the world. Too often we overemphasize the divinity of Jesus and miss his message. Christ's magnificent legacy is not so much the stories of miracles as his genius in understanding our human predicament and conveying remarkably simple answers to our problems. We should not forget that the core of his ministry is love, not just for ourselves and those close to us but for everyone...
...after sophomore center Brian Cusworth fractured his left thumb in last Tuesday’s loss to Fairfield, an injury that will cause him to miss Harvard’s next three games, the team naturally looked to Stehle to shoulder the scoring and rebounding burden and keep the Crimson afloat. It is a task that Stehle is used to—he was the team’s primary post presence all of last season, when a stress fracture of Cusworth’s right foot kept the center from playing a single game...
...lead. Harvard would hold the lead until Anthony Fisher and Kenyon Boyd hit back-to-back threes for the Golden Eagles to put their team ahead 77-76 with 1:57 remaining. The Crimson would take the lead one last time on a Beatty put back of a Norman miss, but Fisher would hit two free throws and Derek Stribling added a finger roll to put the Golden Eagles back on top by three...
Down the stretch, Dartmouth guard Michael Lang refused to miss. So when the game was on the line, the Harvard men’s basketball team’s defense refused to let him shoot...
...seconds left on the clock. Having used its last timeout moments earlier, Dartmouth pushed the ball up the floor and looked for Lang on the right wing. Unable to get Lang the ball, point guard Steve Callahan was wide right on a desperation heave at the buzzer. The miss wrapped up a 76-74 win for the Crimson (5-8, 1-0 Ivy) in the Ivy League opener yesterday afternoon at Lavietes Pavilion and sent Dartmouth (3-8, 0-1) back to Hanover without a victory for the sixth year...