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...women in my family dispense advice faster than I can nick a pair of pointy black heels. Ironically, these many matrons most like to discuss… men. My mother believes in waiting three days before returning a call, my aunt thinks practice makes perfect (she was the popular one), and my grandmother once suggested I tuck a $10 bill into my bra just in case the date went awry. If he takes one shot of tequila too many, call yourself...
...have been discouraged with the progress of our injured guys, but where it stands now is, we’ll have more than one game-time decision.”Ryan Maki missed time earlier in the season but has skated in the last three games, and freshman Nick Coskren played against the Eagles after taking a hard fall into the boards last Saturday against Colgate.ON TAPHarvard faces Yale tonight at 7 and former travel partner Brown Sunday at 3 p.m. Both contests will be held in the Bright Hockey Center, which will likely lose most fans the The Game...
...Harvard-Yale football game in a number of ways this weekend—by shuttle, by car, and even by stretch Cadillac Escalade. As of yesterday evening, all 1,620 seats on the fleet of 30 buses organized by the Undergraduate Council (UC) had been sold, according to Nick E. Huber ’09, vice-chair of the UC’s Campus Life Committee. Huber said the buses had sold out more quickly than they did for the Yale game two years ago, even though there were 100 more seats. “It’s impressive...
...Crimson’s top receiver Corey Mazza left the game with what turned out to be a season-ending ankle injury in the fourth quarter.MVP: Clifton Dawson. In a marquee matchup of the Division I-AA’s top running backs, Dawson topped Brown’s Nick Hartigan by scoring three touchdowns including a three-yard run with 15 seconds remaining in regulation to send the game to overtime.Rough day for: Morgan. The 2004 Ivy Rookie of the Year made five of his seven field goal attempts, but missed both over 40 yards—including...
...careers. Most of that ink just happens to come from their college or local newspapers.But as the Ancient Eight has climbed its way up the Division I-AA totem pole, the national media has ratcheted up its coverage in turn, peaking with its treatment of Brown senior running back Nick Hartigan this fall. Hartigan, who leads the league in rushing yards (1,498) and touchdowns (17), was profiled in both USA Today and the New York Times in advance of the Bears’ showdown with then-undefeated Penn on Oct. 29.Even former Harvard quarterback and current St. Louis Rams...