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...ROTC, these students’ biggest extracurricular is also their biggest source of separation from the University. If it weren’t for the few vestiges of their commitment that we see—Army fatigues worn every Tuesday or that sleek white Navy uniform—the rest of the Harvard Community wouldn’t even know they were involved...
...Chenoweth puts his shoes on just like the rest of us, one at a time. Except, once his shoes are on, he runs really, really fast. The freshman from Geneseo, Ill. made a resounding impact on Harvard cross country and track this season with his ability to compete near the top in almost every competition he participated in. “[Dan’s] been one of many newcomers to really change the culture of the program,” head coach Jason Saretsky said. The list of Chenoweth’s accomplishments in his rookie campaign is already...
...battery wore down (no-hitters are something to be remembered, Sox or not), and we prepared for the crush that awaited us at the Green Line station, I was struck by the awful truth that I had spent four years trying to deny. I, along with the rest of my Bombers-loving ’08 brethren, just happened to be in the right place at the wrong time.As Kulper put it, “Who do they think they are, the Yankees...
There’s no rest for the weary and no comfort on the road for frequent travelers. The Harvard women’s water polo team knows that all too well after playing 22 of its 24 games on the road this season.Its daunting schedule included a two-day, five-game road trip to Oneonta, N.Y., a three-game excursion to sunny Southern California, and a four-game stay in Utica, N.Y. for the Northern Championships. The team did not enjoy much respite at home either, dropping both of its home games in routs against admittedly difficult opponents...
...season, 4-1, to New Hampshire—the team that the Crimson had previously replaced atop the national rankings—heading into winter break on Dec. 14. While the young netminder could have let the frustrating loss and the three-week respite between games spoil the rest of her season, Kessler had other plans.She emerged from the break in top form and played the best hockey of her career. Over her next 14 games, Kessler allowed just six goals and tallied eight shutouts, including her 11th of the year on Feb. 16, which set the NCAA single-season...