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...Lawyers familiar with the case estimate the legal costs of the Madoff case - which could run on for two years or more - could exceed $30 million. Picard's fees, they say, will likely be less than that, though it's impossible to know precisely how much less. So far, Picard has collected $1.2 billion in recovered funds, so even if his fee were half the normal bankruptcy trustee fee he would still pocket $15 million...
...team. If we don’t have him, we don’t win two Ivy League championships. More important than just being a good player on the field, he’s the best teammate I’ve ever had. I can’t say enough about him—words can’t express what he means to Harvard football.”Though Pizzotti’s collegiate trajectory was unconventional—getting the start sophomore year, only to be replaced by classmate Liam O’Hagan midway through the year...
...innings per day in those doubleheaders.“As a freshman, she’s really stepped up with [former ace Shelly Madick ’08] leaving last year,” Vertovez said. “She stayed composed. I’m not going to say she was perfect every time, but she would bounce back the next inning and give a solid performance.”When all was said and done, Brown finished the season with a 16-7 record and a 1.49 ERA, her 211 strikeouts coming in just 150.1 innings pitched.Unsurprisingly, Brown...
...culmination of four years of coaching switches, struggles on the field, and constant hard work. Through it all, they stayed together and were granted the satisfaction of an Ivy title in their final year, in the final game, with only nine seconds to play. It was a miracle, to say the least, in one of the most memorable games in Harvard soccer history. “It solidified all the hard work our class has put in during our four years,” Rhodes said. “To finally win one, it gave us something to forever...
...League title successfully this year, ceding the crown to Columbia. Harvard began its Ivy League campaign against the eventual champions and lost, 4-3. It was the first loss for the Crimson in Ivy League play in two seasons. “I think it was fair to say that this year was disappointing because the team had done a great job improving,” Harvard coach Dave Fish ’72 said. “We had every reason to think that we could win the championship again.”Harvard bounced back with a close...