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...been almost three weeks since the then-top-ranked Harvard squad fell to No. 2 New Hampshire, 4-1, in Durham, NH on December 14. But after a short holiday break and a week of two-a-day practices, the Crimson is ready to bounce back from their first loss and start the journey back to the top of the polls...
...Blurring the edges of the occasion, though, were reminders of political realities. Secret Service agents stood every ten feet at the edges of the in-the-round stage, their impassivity glaring, while the cheery, hand-painted signs waved by the crowd ("Obama 4 NH," "HOPE/OBAMA") worked best if one forgot that no audience members were allowed to bring signs in; anything that the crowd waved, no matter how sincerely they brandished it, had been provided for them. The campaign even roped the press into the game, emblazoning their badges not with the usual time/place/date formula ("Midwest Express Tour October...
...Harvard men’s and women’s squash teams continued their early season dominance with convincing 6-3 wins over Dartmouth in Hanover, NH Wednesday evening to remain unbeaten on the season. Being undefeated heading into December is no new trick for Crimson Squash. Both the men’s and women’s squad have started at least 4-0 each of the past six seasons. However, on the shoulders of former heavyweights like individual national champions Siddharth Suchde ’07 and Kyla Grigg ’07, those victories were usually...
Freshman Melissa Schellberg hit a tie-breaking, two-out, three-run homer in the top of the sixth to lead Harvard (28-13, 13-6 Ivy) to a thrilling 11-8 win over the Big Green (16-23, 11-8 Ivy) in Hanover, NH. With the win, the Crimson clinched the Ivy League North Division and will play South Division winner Penn this weekend in the conference Championship Series...
...fifth with the game tied 4-4. Murphy and the rest of the Harvard squad look to continue their winning streak—currently at nine games—with their last two regular season games, another double-header against Dartmouth this afternoon at Sachem Field in Hanover, NH. With one win, the Crimson will lock up the Ivy League North Division championship. “[Murphy’s] impact has affected the team in a number of ways,” Kidder said. “For one, it’s increased our winning percentage...