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...even he would have never predicted.“You don’t truly realize it when you’re playing the game, because there’s so much going on,” he says. “But when I watched it from a spectator??s standpoint, I just thought, wow, to pull that off is amazing.”—Staff writer Malcom A. Glenn can be reached at mglenn@fas.harvard.edu...
...Head of the Charles Regatta.But in the absence of rain, a fierce headwind controlled the 3.1-mile course on Saturday, causing several collisions under bridges and making for difficult steering throughout the Regatta’s opening day.Most Harvard and Radliffe boats, however, had the luxury of the spectator??s seat on Saturday, and calmer winds on Sunday gave way to optimal conditions for almost all of the Crimson and Black and White entries.The Harvard heavyweight four earned the best finish of the day on the men’s side, finishing fourth out of 18 entries...
...stocked with beers on tap as well as numerous liquors. Six wines—three red, three white—are available each week, selected from Wine Spectator??s wines of the week list. In addition, the bar serves the Conservatory’s two specialty drinks, The “Harvard Yard” and the “Radcliffe Cooler...
Kicking off the all-day event, Director of the IOP Dan Glickman told the 50 first-years in the audience that they should be a “participant, not a spectator?? in the world around them...
Game’s over. Suit up. Walk past the part of the room where coach Peter Brand posted the Columbia Spectator??s account of the Harvard men’s team’s 14-13 upset of Columbia on Nov. 24. In the article, Columbia whined about equipment failure and personnel and offered Pat Riley-esque reflections on what happens when gun machines meet knives. You learn from competitors even when you haven’t faced any for a while...