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...number six in this year’s edition. The rankings were based on a several criteria including reviews by peer institutions and recruiters, and the percentage of international students and faculty at the institution. Two hundred universities worldwide were ranked by THES. Yale and Princeton, ranked seventh and ninth respectively, were the only other Ivy League institutions to crack the top 10, which also included Cal Tech and France’s Ecole Polytechnique. Duke University rose from 52nd last year to tie the London School of Economics at number eleven this year. Martin J. Ince, a contributing editor...
...Fuller said. “Sometimes we just missed the net by a couple of feet, and other times we didn’t get good shots off. The team that minimizes those errors the most comes out with the win.” The defeat marked the ninth time Harvard has endured a one-goal loss this season. “It’s definitely been a challenge,” McDavitt said. “There are times when we feel really upset after games because we feel like we’ve outplayed teams. To come...
...victory in Game Four of the Series capped a great season and an even more impressive post-season, in which they lost only one game in their last twelve, always managing to win even in the tightest of circumstances. There were heart-stopping offensive heroics like Scott Podsednik's ninth-inning homer that decided Game One and Geoff Blum's 14th-inning game-winning shot in Game Three, in what was his first World Series at-bat. And in the bottom of the ninth inning of Game Four, shortstop Juan Uribe made a defensive marvel of a play by hurling...
...Harvard field hockey team, a chilly October night could do little to change its recent misfortune. The Crimson (5-10, 1-4 Ivy), lost its ninth consecutive game against the No.18 Boston University Terriers (12-5) last night at frigid Jordan Field. As Harvard’s losing streak progresses, the losses seem to become more and more heartbreaking, with the latest coming in a 2-1 double overtime loss. “All the losses hurt because we can’t allow ourselves to tolerate it,” captain Jen McDavitt said. “However, this...
...Harvard field hockey team, a chilly October night could do little to change its recent misfortune. The Crimson (5-10, 1-4 Ivy), lost its ninth consecutive game against the No.18 Boston University Terriers (12-5) last night at frigid Jordan Field. As Harvard’s losing streak progresses, the losses seem to become more and more heartbreaking, with the latest coming in a 2-1 double overtime loss...