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Brown did not enumerate specific percentages, but reported that “6-7 percent” of undergraduates were African-American, compared to “5-6 percent” of student-athletes. Penn??s data, which ranges from 2001 to 2004, shows that 6.9 percent of its students were black, as opposed to 4.9 percent of all student-athletes. Dartmouth declined to delineate between races, but noted that as of 2004, more than 30 percent of its undergraduates were students of color—and yet they represented only 9.8 percent of intercollegiate athletes...
...Quakers did not gain any momentum from the play at the plate. Madick easily retired the final six batters of the game. The final out came on a long foul to left by Khosravi, Penn??s farthest-hit ball of the day. But Winkeller tracked it down, Madick finished the no-hitter, and the Crimson was on its way to a sweep...
...Murphy, 13 homers, A-Rod, 12.Murphy’s baker’s dozen would be good enough to lead the MLB, and it is certainly sufficient to be the best in the Ivy League, as she has accumulated three more home runs than the next in line, Penn??s Annie Kinsey, a two-time First-team All-Ivy second baseman. In her first year for Harvard, Murphy has made a huge impression, and currently leads the team in home runs and RBI (she has 33).One of two freshmen to have started every matchup this year...
...Third Eye Blind is such a good choice,” says Goldenberg. And if you’re pissed because one band just isn’t enough for you, and you’re nostalgic for Yardfest 2006, you should’ve checked out Penn??s Spring Fling—their massive extravaganza boasted both Third Eye Blind and Ben Folds. “I think it was sort of a throwback to everyone’s junior high school and high school days,” says Matt B. Mizrahi, the co-director...
...time they were just too good.” In addition to her doubles victory, Forgie provided the solitary bright spot for Harvard in singles as well. Forgie was the only Crimson player to win a set in singles in a 2-6, 6-1, 6-2 loss to Penn??s Charlotte Tansill. Brook played only a single game in singles before defaulting due to sickness. Gottlieb and Curto fell by the identical score of 6-2, 6-1. In the top slot, Litvak played a competitive match against the No. 112 Kominskaya, eventually losing...