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...short, this year’s tailgate represented a near perfect balance between fun and safety, and proved that such equilibrium can be struck without enforcement of Draconian policies. The tailgate was enjoyable largely because of an atmosphere of trust between law enforcement and students. No one was forced to be embarrassingly patted down and searched for liquids, and the police presence never feet hostile. Drinking and other forms of revelry were kept responsible, and police were able to do their job and make sure the situation never got out of hand...
...reactively if anyone crossed the line and became dangerous to themselves or others. Rules were enforced not simply for the sake of enforcing them, but police resources were spent addressing legitimate public concerns. In this respect, the police presence made the tailgate feel safe and friendly, which is the perfect recipe for a good time...
...HAVEN—For seniors with Ivy League titles as bookends to their collegiate careers, everything has come full circle.Entering as freshmen into a dominant system, the Class of 2008 was a part of a perfect 10-0 championship campaign—more often than not, following it from the sidelines—and a 35-3 season-ending clobbering of Yale. Three years later, perfection returns, with the ’08ers leading the charge: a 7-0 mark in the Ivies capped by a 31-point drubbing of the undefeated Bulldogs.“This is the ultimate...
...being forced to miss his entire sophomore season due to injury, senior quarterback Chris Pizzotti stood triumphantly undefeated at the center of the Yale Bowl before 57,248 fans after besting ugly stepsister and bitter rival Yale 37-6 for the Ivy League championship. It could have been the perfect career-ending moment. But it wasn’t, because Pizzotti will be back again next year for his fifth season and to lead Harvard in another quest for the Ivy crown. “It was something I was planning on since the accident my sophomore year...
...stuffed in a behind-the-net pass from junior forward Steve Rolecek.But even in the second period, Harvard’s inability to dominate the game began to appear, as the Raiders outshot the Crimson, 15-4, in the second period alone. Though sophomore goaltender Kyle Richter remained perfect in the period, Colgate did manage to send several cross-ice passes in front of the Crimson net for quality shots. By the end of the game, Colgate had managed to unleash 34 shots to Harvard’s 27.“We were never really able to take...