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...year, not two or three, but when a coach goes four consecutive years without a winning record??€“ much less an Ivy League Championship–in my mind, something needs to be done. There’s no doubt in my mind that the University wouldn’t tolerate two sub-par years for a department by a departmental head, much less four. Harvard prides itself on being one of the very top academic schools in the nation, and the administration clearly believes it has to have the very best people leading the academic departments...
...April 2002, Brown defeated the Harvard men’s tennis team in Providence, R.I. and secured the Ivy Championship with a perfect 7-0 division record??€”the Crimson went 6-1. And in April 2003, Harvard defeated Brown in Cambridge and secured the Ivy Championship with a perfect 7-0 record??€”the Bears went...
...sweep of Columbia and the Quakers this weekend alone would catapult the Crimson to a commanding 7-1 record Ivy record??€”especially impressive considering Harvard won the division with an 11-9 Ivy mark a year ago—and a nice conclusion to their tour of the Lou Gehrig division before beginning Red Rolfe play...
When I listen to a jazz or classical record (or a folk record??€”not that I have more than two) it hardly matters how loud it is. As a recording it’s already a second-degree experience of the musicianship, without the spontaneity or theatricality of the performance. You can still hear some of it, but there’s no fundamental connection. The only essence that’s preserved is the notes themselves, their tangible ideas and relationships. As long as they’re clearly audible the music conveys enough
Thriving on the national stage, the two helped lead the Forge to a 43-9-4 record??€”and a national title...