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...unlike its performance in most other rankings??many of the University’s schools consistently garner the highest honors in such lists—Harvard failed to make the cut for Working Mother’s top 10, the only portion of the list that was actually ranked...
...Baseball America’s annual summer prospect rankings??in which Hendricks was named the No. 7 prospect in the NECBL—college baseball guru John Manuel described Hendricks as “a big (6-foot-3, 215) power plant from both sides of the plate.” Playing with prospects from top baseball programs like Clemson and Arizona State, Hendricks was as productive as he was in the Ivy League, and the scouts noticed...
...match, four of Harvard’s top six competitors were inactive due to a combination of injuries and the All-American Championships in California. Yale went on to win the ECAC title that Harvard had earned a year ago. While that fall result counts for the ITA national rankings??and consequently inflates Yale’s ranking—it does not count for NCAA selection and seeding consideration...
...interact with and befriend the “best and brightest” students in the country. The anecdotes that the “Things We Thought We’d Never Do” panelists shared with junior parents help explain why schools with high revealed preferences rankings??like Harvard, Yale and Princeton—are worth paying for. Parents were rightfully impressed by the panelists’ significant accomplishments, and as one panelist, Whitney E. Harrington ’04, explained, the Harvard junior class has more than 1600 stories of achievement. When so many great...
...front of what Harvard coach Mark Mazzoleni called “some of the most knowledgeable people in hockey,” the Crimson took it upon itself to earn some respect. It needed this bit of redemption—however insignificant in the all-important Pairwise Rankings??for last Monday’s near miss with BU and its other non-conference transgressions this season...