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Despite Kumar’s impending graduation set to split this acclaimed double act next season, the duo intends to end its college tennis career on a high...
...feel like we’re going to win every time we come out on the field. We got a lot of confidence even with these losses.”This weekend, the Crimson will play the part of spoiler as it concludes its Ivy League season with split-city doubleheaders against Rolfe Division leader Dartmouth. Harvard swept four games from Brown last weekend before this mid-week loss to BC.“I have faith that we’ll bounce back this weekend,” Walsh said. “These guys have...
...That’s what makes us so tough. It’s the movement of everyone around that gets Kaitlin open. Our attack works best when we’re working the system.” On the defensive end, sophomore Katherine Martino and senior Kathryn Tylander split time in goal. Martino’s three-save performance in the first half was good enough for the win, while Tylander blocked four shots and allowed just three goals in her 30 minutes of play. Lions goaltender Emma Mintz made 15 saves in a losing effort. Bancroft and Bobzin made...
...second. Harvard scored its only other run in the first. Henderson, the lead off hitter, got on base with a single. The speedy freshman then stole second and classmate Macadam’s single up the middle was enough for Henderson to score. Sophomore Dana Roberts and Madick split the pitching responsibilities with Roberts going the first four innings and Madick taking over for the last three. Neither thrower kept Boston College off the board.The Eagles, who never really had a breakout inning, built their lead slowly throughout the game. They tallied a run in each of the first three...
...raise hundreds of billions of dollars. Clinton and Obama want all the allowances auctioned to the highest bidder, a position McCain would not accept. The fossil-fuel industries want them given away. Lieberman-Warner uses a mix of giveaway and auction, a seemingly fair approach but one that has split enviros--some of whom see the bill as weak. Industry is ambivalent too. The National Association of Manufacturers is dug in against the bill. A large and growing number of corporations know that a cap is inevitable, though few have come out in favor of Lieberman-Warner. And all this...