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This time around, however, Harvard (9-9, 2-0 Ivy) was the sharper of the two teams, relying on clutch hitting and superior pitching to propel it to a pair of tight 3-1 victories at Soldiers Field Saturday. Motivated not only by the excitement of its Ivy opener, but also by the opportunity for revenge against Brown (4-9-1, 0-2), the Crimson rolled to its sixth and seventh consecutive victories...
...Harvard coach Katey Stone will lose her top four scorers and four-fifths of her top power play unit, with only seven returning forwards left to propel the offense...
Second, rather than pluck promising students from troubled communities to propel them up the social ladder, democratic schools build long-term partnerships with communities near and far to together address their respective needs. Such an approach engages schools in directly tackling community problems—from poverty and crime to pollution and war—rather than extricating a few from social problems, leaving the problem in place for those remaining to endure. In return, the school community gains ongoing, invaluable, hands-on education in addressing public problems...
...points the two tallied weren’t enough to propel Harvard past its opponents, and the Crimson was defeated by identical margins of 36-6 by both Columbia and No. 15 Cornell...
...Muscle, Bone and Blood” in particular), the soaring musical heights of “The Last Night of Winter” (with its Belle and Sebastian horns and gorgeous climax) and the Smiths-like “Deep at Sea” propel Todd’s words into a space where they become more than scattered poetry...