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...legacy, one that includes last year’s Ivy League Player of the Year award and leading the team to a No. 17 ranking and an Ivy championship this season, was cemented when he was awarded Player of the Year honors for the second season in a row. That feat had not been accomplished since Steve Sirtis of Columbia earned...
...another piece of bad news for a Crimson squad that has suffered its fair share of misfortune since the second half of last season. After getting picked to finish second in the league in last year’s preseason Ivy media poll, Harvard lost eight games in a row late in the season to finish 5-9 in league play. This year, the team faces life without graduated captain Matt Stehle ’06, the two-time First Team All-Ivy forward who carried the team on both ends of the court, as well as Beal and sixth...
...Journal of Blacks in Higher Education has ranked Harvard first in terms of black student yield for the third year in a row. Harvard’s black student yield for the Class of 2010—70.9 percent—is still 9.1 percent lower than its overall yield rate of 80 percent. The University slipped from second to fifth place in the ranking in terms of black student enrollment as a percent of the entire class. Black students comprised 9.3 percent of both the Class of 2009 and 2010, The Crimson reported. The University of North Carolina...
...tank gunner's mathematical goof sent five shells crashing into a row of houses in Beit Hanoun, where dozens of Palestinian families lay sleeping. The shelling killed 19 people, including two women and six children, and wounded another...
...Harvard men’s hockey season begins, there are several things a Crimson fan can count on, such as a dynamic offense and a program that will compete for the ECAC Championship and perhaps a sixth straight NCAA berth. And, for the second year in the row, there will be intra-team competition for the starting goalkeeper position. “It’s always an open race with goalies—that’s the way it should be,” captain Dylan Reese says. “You need competition…whoever...