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...similar charges until he was pardoned by President Truman. He then went to the University of Pennsylvania Law School to further pursue his beliefs in criminal justice reform. He later became a law professor and taught in the subsequent years at The University of Nebraska College of Law, Penn??s Law School, and finally at the Boalt School of Law at Berkeley, where he retired in 1987. During his twenty years there, he received the UC Berkeley Distiguished Teaching Award in 1983. He is best known for “Studies on Bail”, his book that...
...only two wins coming against Columbia. There were memorable performances along the way—Merchant’s team-record 45 points in the season ending loss to Brown, and Matt Stehle’s 28 points, 15 rebounds, and seven steals in the home loss to Penn??but neither captain could prevent the painful end of postseason dreams. “It’s eerily similar, for sure,” said coach Frank Sullivan after Friday’s loss to Cornell. “The interesting dynamic is that the current upperclassmen observed...
...pulled hamstring in a loss against Trinity at last month’s CSA Team Championships—a tournament in which Harvard ultimately placed third. Oren shut out Brown’s Dan Petrie before falling, 3-1, in the Potter Quarterfinals to Penn??s Gilly Lane, who lost his next match to El Halaby. DiSesa also progressed to the quarterfinals of the Molloy tournament, where he fell, 3-2, in a close match to Cornell’s Rohit Gupta...
...season long. In the season opener against DePaul, Harvard faced a 37-4 deficit with 6:14 to go. Against Dartmouth in January, the Big Green raced out to a 21-8 start, and Brown built up a 14-6 advantage within six minutes at Laivetes Pavilion. Twice against Penn??a poor outside shooting team that, at 4-20, is one of the Ivy League’s worst—the Crimson fell into near-double digit deficits in the game’s opening minutes. “It’s always hard to have...
...teammate to take the gold medal by a final tally of 15-10. Classmate Alexa Weingarden swept her 11 matches in the team portion of the saber competition, while also taking home the gold medal in the weapon. To win the individual event, Weingarden just barely edged out Penn??s Katelyn Sherry 15-14. With Weingarden’s perfect record in the team portion as a boost, the Crimson finished 28-5 in the saber. Another sophomore, Carolyn Wright, won 10-of-11 bouts in her division, placing second for Harvard. In the third and final competition...