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...more regular season games—all against opponents it has already beaten.With the two victories at Lavietes Pavilion this weekend, the Crimson kept its spot at the top of the Ivy standings, but Dartmouth is nipping at its heels with a 7-2 mark. Harvard will look to ride the momentum from its seven-game winning streak south to Princeton and Penn for two key games this weekend. Sophomore guard Emily Tay was the offensive leader in the Crimson’s third consecutive weekend sweep, scoring 29 points and 16 assists. Tay’s performance earned...
...that's precisely the experience members of this group were looking for. To get it, they had plunked down $459 each to ride a snow tractor to the summit and sleep in bunk beds for one of the two dozen or so overnight "Edu-Trips" sponsored each year by the Mount Washington Observatory, a nonprofit organization that's been running a weather station up here since 1932. (Independent hikers can ascend to the summit for free but won't be let indoors at the top unless it's a real emergency.) This weekend's theme was global climate change, with...
...conference home games. Two wins would provide a boost of confidence for a squad that has been up and down since a devastating triple overtime loss to Boston College in the opening round of the Beanpot Tournament last week.“It’s been an emotional ride but we’re heading forward on a positive note from last night’s game against Northeastern,” senior captain Julie Chu said. “Hopefully there’s a lot more hockey to be played after this weekend.”Both...
...point. This year, however, Housman is a year older and is coming off the best performance of his career in a Harvard uniform. At Princeton on Friday, he scored 33 points, the 12th highest total in team history, in a 74-68 double-overtime loss and is ready to ride that momentum into tonight’s game...
...Gaucho's Eastern European career has been a bit of a roller-coaster ride. In Bulgaria, he played for Levski, a Sofia-based club then owned by a Russian oligarch named Michael Chorny who, at the time, was banned from setting foot on Bulgarian soil because of alleged ties with organized crime. A big star in Sofia, Gaucho threw a tantrum after a coach replaced him in an important UEFA Champions League qualification match. He picked up his brother and a bottle of Jack Daniels and disappeared for a week, leaving reporters to speculate about his whereabouts. (He had retreated...