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Still, not even the best of defenses could have helped the Crimson if it didn’t start scoring more goals. Kerr took steps to combat the offensive dry spell that victimized the Crimson in 2000, when Harvard had just 19 tallies in 17 games. Beginning in the spring of 2001, the team started practicing with a new 4-3-3 alignment that added an extra player up front. Athletic sophomore Ladd Fritz, the team’s top returning scorer, was moved from midfielder to forward...
...cheer from the Harvard softball team could spell impending doom for opposing pitchers. If they didn’t sense the strength of the player at the plate right away, then they quickly learned. “T. Whitt—Hit!” heralded the approach of junior tri-captain Tiffany Whitton, the national leader in runs driven in per game, and few could stop...
After months of transition into the college game and a short spell of injury, Cserny became Harvard’s most potent weapon by season’s end, with no ceiling to her improvement in sight...
While she does not think cutting a handful of recruits would spell doom for Bender’s 50-year-old doctrine, McGrath Lewis says a significant reduction would not be in the spirit of pursuing the “mix of excellences” the admissions office has long pursued...
...Reichert's life. "I can't imagine going through life without faith," he says. His grandfather was a Lutheran pastor, and Reichert attended Concordia University, a Lutheran college in Portland, Ore., intending to follow the same path. But he left school to get married, in 1970. After a spell in the Air Force as a mechanic, he joined the King County sheriff's department, which covers Seattle and extends south of the airport, over what was once open land. He found himself drawn to murders. "Homicide is the ultimate in police work," he says. "I did all the courses...