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...placement as a No. 15 seed was a surprise to everyone at Donoghue’s Sports Bar and Restaurant in Watertown, where Harvard players and coaches assembled to watch the Selection Show. The Crimson was projected to be a No. 16 seed, playing against one of the nation??s top four teams: North Carolina, Tennessee, Connecticut, or Duke. Harvard had to wait until the last possible minute to hear its placement, as Dayton was the last of the four brackets announced. The room erupted with surprised cheers as Drake was introduced as the fourth No. 16 seed...
...goes Harvard, so goes the nation??at least if the US Surgeon General has his way. A report issued this week by the Surgeon General lists a number of recommendations that colleges should adopt to curb underage drinking, but Harvard already has many of the programs in place. The report called on schools to limit alcohol sales at sporting events, educate students on the effects of alcohol, forge community partnerships, and encourage alcohol-free social events. Harvard, unlike many other colleges, currently has programs and alcohol policies in place that incorporate the suggested strategies, according to Director...
Satellite radio, the “savior” of the radio industry, is in for its biggest change yet.XM and Sirius, the nation??s only two providers, are set to merge for a whopping $4.8 billion. As the press, the politicians, and the interest groups debate the legality and wisdom of the merger, a larger question goes unasked: is satellite radio really the future of the radio industry?In its history, XM radio has never made a profit. Sirius has been beset with similar financial woes. Other than a fewconfused luxury car owners, consumers have basically ignored...
...award last year after leading Wisconsin to the school’s first-ever national championship.For both squads, though, an average of over four goals per game comes from a deep roster of offensive producers. Badger freshman Meghan Duggan and senior Meaghan Mikkelson are currently among the nation??s top fifteen scorers while Harvard sophomore Sarah Vaillancourt is fifth and classmate Jenny Brine ranks second in power play goals.‘We need to be realistic—they have a lot of great players, it’s not just the Patty Kazmaier finalist...
Just two days after being named one of three finalists for the Patty Kazmaier Award, given each year to the nation??s top women’s hockey player, senior forward Julie Chu was named co-Ivy League Player of the Year. Chu will share the honor with Dartmouth forward Gillian Apps. Junior defenseman Caitlin Cahow joins Chu as a unanimous selection to the Ivy League first team, while sophomores Sarah Vaillancourt and Brittany Martin were named to the second team...