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...perhaps its most significant game in three decades, the undefeated Harvard football team will host undefeated Penn tomorrow at Harvard Stadium. At stake is a share of the Ivy League title...
Harvard has already sold more than 10,000 tickets for the game, as of yesterday. Saturday’s crowd is expected to be the largest at Harvard Stadium for a non-Harvard-Yale game since...
...allegiance” declared by these fans is to the bands that give them an outlet where they can vent their frustrations, which manifest themselves either in the form of mosh pit violence or stadium screaming. The Worcester Centrum was not a place for the meek this past Tuesday night, as two of the most popular acts in heavy metal brought out many of the skinheaded/long-haired, tattooed, pierced, goateed, leather loving, adrenaline-hunting denizens of the greater New England area. System of a Down and Slipknot shared the headlining slot on the ticket, but with their unrivaled stage-show...
Wandering around the pre-football game tailgates is lonely; heading into the stadium at kick-off doesn’t make me feel much better. No matter how “cool” I feel greeting the occasional friend I pass in Harvard Yard, once I cross the river I always feel like I’m the pathetic one who has nothing better to do with her time than go to a game. Until recently, I could not have been more on target. Except for a small group of regulars, Harvard students are absent from the stands. Instead...
While student presence certainly is missed at these games, we are not entirely to blame. The administration has done its share to discourage school spirit. Parking passes for Gate 6, the gate closest to the stadium and where all of the tailgates go on, are virtually impossible for any student to get without donating $1,000 to Friends of Harvard Football. Kegs have been prohibited from the Gate 6 area. The administration perpetuates the problem by not offering special shuttles to transport students across the river when weather gets colder...