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...With 11 minutes remaining and the score knotted at one, sophomore forward Katherine Sheeleigh took a pass through the box from senior Erin Wylie and fired it past Holy Cross keeper Mary Ferketic to net what would turn out to be the game-winner...
...Winthrop House’s representative, both cited the recent elimination of nutritional information cards as a source of discontent in their houses and said that panel discussions have addressed the possibility of reinstating them in some form. However, while student representatives are able to pass along complaints to HUDS, HUDS Executive Director Ted A. Mayer said that they will not replace House dining hall managers, who normally field complaints from students. “It is important to recognize the difference between liking or not liking a dish and what it means to be sustainable,” Mayer...
...aerial attack.First it was sophomore Marco Iannuzzi, who burst on to the scene with 11 receptions for 174 yards in the Crimson’s first game of the season against Holy Cross.When Iannuzzi went down with an injury, sophomore Chris Lorditch stepped in, grabbing a 67-yard touchdown pass in week three en route to a 106-yard performance in Harvard’s 27-13 victory over Lafayette.But Lorditch suffered the same fate as Iannuzzi, and freshman Adam Chrissis took the mantle with a 67-yard touchdown catch of his own in last week’s game...
...clock wound down under two minutes. Yansane, who gave the Harvard secondary fits all afternoon, seemed to have the play that would complete the Mountain Hawks’ improbable comeback when he leapt in the back corner of the end zone for Clark’s perfectly lofted pass. But senior cornerback Andrew Berry, who had spent most of the game guarding the slot receiver, stayed with Yansane to break up the touchdown that would have likely sealed a last-minute win for Lehigh. “I thought I had it,” said Yansane, who seemed...
...often, undergraduates seem to allow some nebulous ideal—that of unblemished achievement—to run roughshod over their own feelings and steer them away from these helping hands. Some end up before the Ad Board, where deans and faculty members (they might as well be Olympians) pass judgment on the wayward lamb who drank too much or slept through an exam, without a peer of his or hers’ in sight. The tenured are the arbiters of what is constant here, and their verdict is final. No dialogue, no discussion truly occurs: This is less communication...