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Psychology 1003, “Psychology of Sport?...
...performance. That was certainly the case on Friday night, when the two squads skated to a thrilling 2-2 tie, maintaining No. 4 Dartmouth atop the ECAC standings, but in the end establishing both teams as legitimate national title contenders and re-affirming the matchup as one of the sport??s premier rivalries. The pairing suffered a bit of a downturn in 2005-06, if the attendance number from Harvard’s home game—509—is any indication. Last season, without the services of their respective corps of elite players, both the Crimson...
...excuse the violence, but it has always seemed to me a precariously fine line to expect football players to keep their gladiatorial rage precisely within the culturally-condoned confines of the sport??between the sidelines and between whistles...
...very simple, very pithy” writing she says is common in boxing journalism. Cliff L. Rold, a fellow Ring Talk contributor, appreciates her departure from traditional boxing reporting, calling her a “talented writer” with a “keen insight for the sport?? and the “enthusiasm of a fan.” Martel got her start this past summer when her father, a local boxing correspondent for the Spanish-language La Voz News in Elizabeth, N.J., sent her to cover a fight for him, then pushed her to submit...
After concluding a season which saw the No. 3 Harvard co-ed sailing team take second place in contending for the Fowle Trophy—awarded to the top performing college sailing team in the sport??s most competitive championships—the Crimson is looking to reclaim its spot at the top, a spot that belonged to Harvard the five years prior to last. Thanks to a couple of performances early in the fall campaign, the Crimson appears to be on track to do just that. Harvard’s sailing teams competed in six regattas...