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...accounts, the first night game in Harvard history was a tremendous success. 18,898 fans filled Harvard Stadium, blanketing the home side of the field to the curve of the horseshoe and occupying a large portion of the visiting side as well. The attendance surpassed any non-Yale game dating back as far as 2002. The highest non-Yale attendance for a Harvard game during that span was the Nov. 16, 2002 contest at Penn, which attracted 18,630 fans and the ESPN “College Gameday” show to Franklin Field. The 2005 home opener against Brown...
...winning goal. “They were able to capitalize on some of their set pieces, and we paid the price for not concentrating,” Kerr said. Later, with just over 10 minutes to play, freshmen Jaren LoGreca and Alex Chi worked the ball down the right side and into the middle for Akpan, who tapped it in for the score. But the tally did little more than make for an interesting finish, as the Crimson could not come up with the tying goal in the waning minutes. —Staff writer Julia R. Senior...
...attempts, and sophomore libero Katherine Kocurek finished with a team-high 14 digs.DARTMOUTH 3, HARVARD 0Over 700 people crowded Lavietes Pavilion Friday night to witness the Crimson’s Ivy League opener, providing an atmosphere unmatched this season. The opening game was marked by high energy on both sides but noticeable confusion on the Harvard attack, as setters and strikers did not always appear to be on the same page. As a result, the Crimson trailed for most of the first game, always within shouting distance of the Big Green but never in control. The most exciting moment...
President Bush joined in the Giuliani-led bashing of MoveOn on Thursday, saying the organization's ad criticizing Gen. Petraeus was "disgusting." But as MoveOn executive director Eli Pariser is quick to point out, when it comes to Iraq policy, substantially more Americans side with MoveOn's demand that a deadline be set to withdraw troops than support the general and the President...
...Giuliani wins the G.O.P. nomination, we'll hear a lot more about his failure to serve on the ISG. And if Clinton gets the Democratic nod, we'll see plenty of Republican efforts to label her a lackey of the left wing and MoveOn. And at that point, one side will definitely be on the losing...