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...April, members of Smart Woman Securities put their newfound financial acumen to work. With seed money from private donors, they launched a $10,000 investment fund that will be managed entirely by Harvard women—an experience that might make future female graduates of Harvard more likely to seek out finance-sector jobs...
...work with every single day,” O’Connor said. The freshman’s historic season also included a 13-1 record in dual meets and a second-place finish in the EIWA Championships. In the EIWA finals, O’Connor faced top seed Jordan Leen of Cornell and lost a close 2-1 match. In the third-place bout at nationals, he lost, 5-4, to top seed Dustin Schlatter before eventually capturing fifth place in a 6-4 decision. “J. P. lost by one point against the returning national champ...
...Princeton. Unfortunately, the weekend was unkind to the Crimson. Harvard entered its match against the Quakers at 6-0 before losing, 6-3, and then dropped its match against Princeton the next day by a count of 7-2. The next weekend at the Howe Cup, however, the fifth-seeded Crimson toppled second-seeded Penn, 6-3, propelling it to the title match against top-seeded Princeton. Grigg attributed her team’s one-week turnaround to a change in attitude. “We were really determined,” she said. “After we lost...
...title after defeating Princeton on Feb. 24 and went on to claim the title outright after outlasting Cornell one week later. After beginning the season so shakily, Harvard was now putting on its dancing shoes. The Crimson’s impressive conference play earned a surprising No.15 seed in the NCAA Tournament, matching them up against the defending national champions, the Maryland Terrapins.The reigning champions gave Harvard all it could handle. Despite playing even for the first 10 minutes or so, the Crimson could not keep pace with the Terrapins, as it fell, 89-65. “The stars...
...think it was definitely a bit sad, as we didn’t come out winning,” Suchde said. “It was bit disappointing.” But at the Individual Championships, Oren and Suchde made deep runs in the tournament. Suchde defeated the top seed in the competition to advance to the finals, while Oren—who had not lost a single match the entire season—succumbed in the semifinals to the Tigers’ Sanchez, preventing an all-Crimson final. “I’m very disappointed that...