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Exploring the entirety of this enormous market would take hours, but you will quickly home in on traditional Latvian delights like fragrant rye bread and piragi, a baked roll filled with bacon. In the meat pavilion, beef-carvers exchange banter while elsewhere honey vendors capitalize on Latvia's rich history of beekeeping. They actively court passersby with samples drawn, for instance, from buckwheat blossoms...
...strange effect on me. It made me appreciate the sports environment at Harvard.Crimson sports don’t garner the same fanfare or attention as larger, non-Ivy League programs. We don’t attract the nation’s top prep school stars to play in Lavietes Pavilion and Harvard Stadium. A big reason for this is that the Ivy League has outlawed athletic scholarships, which leads to major prospects diverting their attention to other schools. But although this means that Harvard students can’t enjoy an ACC or Big Ten type of athletic environment...
...women’s volleyball team won two out of three matches this weekend as it played host to the Crimson Classic at Lavietes Pavilion, defeating Hartford and NJIT Saturday after falling to Dartmouth Friday night.The 3-0 (30-22, 30-22, 30-23) loss to Dartmouth in front of an energetic home crowd starts the Crimson off at 0-1 in the Ivy League and means that the squad will have to play catch-up if it is to realize its goal of a conference title.The team hopes that the pair of wins Harvard picked up Saturday?...
...wear and tear of the four-match weekend took its toll on the Harvard women’s volleyball squad, as the squad fell to Northeastern, 3-1 (30-28, 29-31, 24-30, 19-30), yesterday evening at Lavietes Pavilion. “The mental stamina through four matches for the weekend is tough,” head coach Jennifer Weiss said. “We started out awesome, but they pushed at us, and we didn’t respond.” Hot off Saturday’s victories against Hartford (6-9) and NJIT...
Getting off to a slow start, Harvard women’s volleyball was unable to catch up to the University of New Hampshire, falling 3-0 (20-30, 23-30, 28-30) in last night’s match at Lavietes Pavilion. “University of New Hampshire came out playing at us from the very beginning and we didn’t respond to that,” coach Jen Weiss said. “We started to at the end, but it was too late.” Junior Kathryn McKinley led the Crimson offense with...