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...Yale (11-2, 4-2 Ivy) last night in New Haven in its regular season finale. The loss marks Harvard’s fourth straight defeat. In the past 8 days the Crimson (5-4, 3-3) has also gone down to No. 3 ranked Trinity, No. 1 ranked Penn, and No. 2 ranked Princeton. “It’s never fun to come so close and lose, but we don’t have time to dwell on the negative,” assistant coach Christopher Smith said. The players will try to use the lessons learned...
...same time, Mark Penn, her chief strategist, held a conference call this afternoon to try out a new attack line against Obama, underlining Clinton's electability and her proven record of having withstood the glare of the public eye for so many years as First Lady. "The G.O.P. attack machine skewed the perceptions of such distinguished public servants as Al Gore and John Kerry," he said adding the Obama would "evaporate relatively quickly once he faced the Republicans...
After a difficult start to the season, the Crimson wrestling team has finally seen its hard work produce a victory on the mat.In a busy weekend that included home matches against Penn on Friday and Princeton and Sacred Heart on Saturday, Harvard bounced back from a tough loss against the No. 25 Quakers, 30-7, to pick up its first two victories of the season against the Tigers, 29-9, and the Pioneers, 37-9.Coming into the weekend at 0-7-1, the Crimson was looking to start a new trend and the whole team stepped up in response...
...ranked Harvard men’s swimming and diving team capped off a perfect regular season (9-0, 8-0 EISL) this past Saturday with a win over the Penn in the Quakers’ home pool. With its 189-104 victory over Penn, the Crimson was also able to capture its sixth Eastern Intercollegiate Swimming League regular-season title in 10 years. “The undefeated season was a reflection of the time and efforts we put in,” Harvard coach Tim Murphy said. “We did what we needed...
...Harvard men’s squash team (5-2, Ivy 2-1) had an exhausting and trying weekend of back-to-back Ivy League matches. In its first game, the Crimson fought hard and beat No. 9 Penn (4-4, 1-3 Ivy), 6-3, but it could not pull off a victory against No. 3 Princeton (9-1, Ivy 4-0) who won, 9-0. “With Penn we knew that we had the edge and the experience in our team,” Harvard coach Satinder Bajwa said. “But in terms of Princeton...