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...Harvard was down by just three with 4:37 remaining but despite being in the double bonus, made just 3-of-7 free throws in that final stretch. After a perfect 8-for-8 in the first half, the Crimson finished just 12-of-20 from the charity stripe...
...Giants took the lead for the first time since their opening drive, a new hope sprung up in New York fans, while those backing New England seemed to realize for the first time that these Giants were a serious threat to the Patriots’ pursuit of a perfect season. After Brady engineered a drive that gave New England a 14-10 lead with 2:42 left in the game, the Giants supporters felt the suffocating weight of their dreams being crushed as those rooting for the Patriots felt silly for thinking that Brady might not pull off his usual...
...Harvard men’s swimming and diving team continued its march toward perfection this weekend with a resounding sweep in the annual Harvard-Yale-Princeton meet. The Crimson defeated the usually feisty Tigers 213.5-139.5 and trounced the Bulldogs 227.5-125.5 over the two-day meet in New Haven, Conn. Princeton topped Yale, 213-140.With the double victory, No. 22 Harvard ran its record to 8-0 overall and 7-0 EISL. The Crimson also rebounded from a defeat at the hands of Princeton at last year’s HYP meet, when the Tigers managed to escape with...
HALFTIME STATS: Princeton's Kyle Koncz hit 5 threes en route to a game-high 21 points. For Harvard, McGeary leads the way with 8, folowed by an efficient Lin with 7 points, 5 rebounds, and 3 assists. Carey and Housman have each added 5. Harvard is perfect from the charity stripe at 8-for-8. Princeton has hit 6-of-15 threes (the other by Marcus Schroeder), while the Crimson has sunk 5-of-10 from deep...
...Tomorrow's Democrats Today Will it happen? There are plenty of reasons to doubt. Obama's Iowa effort was long on money and loaded with time. Conditions were perfect for the slow, hard work of grassroots organizing. Now it's the opposite. On Feb. 5, half the remaining states will vote, including those with megapopulations such as California, Arizona, Georgia and New York State. What's more, the rules are less favorable to student organizers. Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada all had some of the most liberal voting laws in the country. Same-day registration meant that first-time voters...