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...made of. Dartmouth leaves the friendly confines of its small New Hampshire town for a heaping helping of the Big Apple. Columbia had an up-and-down weekend as it took down Penn (which is struggling mightily these days), but then choked at Princeton. Barnett has the capabilities to score 35 points, so the Lions better score on Friday. This is a toss-up, but I really expect Dartmouth to come down from its recent high against a good Lions squad. Let’s not forget—it’s on the road...
...back against Yale opponent Todd Ruth. Although his first successful game had to go to ten, he fought back to prove himself in the fourth game, getting nine straight points to tie the match at 2-2.In the decisive frame, both competitors battled fiercely, exchanging seemingly endless rallies with the score knotted at 5-5.In the end, Ruth was victorious, needing all ten points to overcome DiSesa.Trailing 2-4, the Crimson needed stellar efforts from the final three competitors, but came up short. Junior Frank Cohen and sophomore Eliot Buchanon fell in straight games...
...questions were hilarious,” Winston S. Hill ’12, said. “I’m going to e-mail them to everyone I know.” HCS President Keito Uchiyama ’11, said that although the questions were not scored based on psychological science, the algorithm is effective in pairing compatible students. To match participants, members of the Harvard Computer Society score each question based on personality traits. The results are then run through a secret computer algorithm. “We use a very complex and mysterious algorithm that...
...showed force on the offensive end. Aggressive right from the start, Harvard took its first shot on Schaus in the opening minute, following that up with 18 more shots in the frame.In the second period, the Crimson picked up the tempo as both teams’ frustration with the score began to show. But as the pace increased, so too did the amount of penalties against Harvard. With only nine shots on goal, Harvard saw five of its players hit the penalty box as the Eagles took 14 shots against Kessler, the most of any period for Boston College...
While Gaylor insists that Dayton locals have gotten more and more backward over the years, Davis says that's not so. "We have a public school system that's accredited by the state," he says with a smirk. "Our kids seem to score appropriately on state tests. We even have some people with college degrees. So the H.L. Mencken attitude is tiresome. It's as ignorant as we're proposed...