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...diplomat and oilman had spent years in Africa, and as his working career wound down, he wanted to give back. The continent has no shortage of persistent problems, but Bent tackled one that was both simple and pervasive: the lack of artificial light. Many Africans lack access to regular electricity, leaving them at the mercy of expensive battery-powered flashlights, polluting kerosene lamps - or simply in the dark. No electric light may mean that a child can't study after the sun sets, or that young girls need to spend more time gathering firewood during the day, worsening deforestation...
...basketball team from a repeat of its status as the sole Ivy League champions.But that one win slipped away.The Crimson (18-10, 11-3 Ivy) entered Yale’s John J. Lee Amphitheatre in control of its fate. As the clock ticked down on the regular season, however, the Bulldogs (7-22, 7-7 Ivy) took that control away in a painful 64-58 defeat Saturday night.“We had everything to win,” Crimson coach Kathy Delaney-Smith said. “They had nothing to lose and everything to gain. Harvard?...
...daylight at the end of the tunnel. I just took it and was looking actually to get a rebound, but it went in the back of the net so I’ll take it.”Harvard was undefeated in the ECAC this year, plowing through the regular season with a 22-0-0 record before sweeping its opponents the conference playoffs. The ECAC title is the Crimson’s fifth and its first since 2005.Just as in Harvard’s semifinal matchup with Clarkson on Saturday, neither team was able to score early on yesterday...
...Clooney. He was by himself (no minders) and as soon as he heard her Australian accent, said how much he liked it Down Under. While he escorted her back to her hotel, she had quite a good conversation with him. She told us he was just a regular, really nice guy. Sue Barrell, Brisbane, Queensland...
...thrilling 3-2 and 4-2 quarterfinal victories over a Cornell team that fans expected the Crimson to crush. Nonetheless, when the buzzer finally sounded, it was Harvard that earned a place in the upcoming single-elimination semifinal, continuing its quest to add a tournament win to its regular season title.If the past holds any implications for the playoffs, the Crimson have plenty of evidence to feel confident about the upcoming battle after defeating the Golden Knights 5-0 and 3-1 in two regular-season contests, the last of which occurred on Jan. 12. But, head coach Katey Stone...