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...sales, again captured the mindshare of the nation. A higher priced product is, in general, psychologically more desirable. The PS3 will steadily decline in price as sales drive production costs down, just like the PS2 before it. When the price does drop, it will seem more like a steal to consumers...
...game on a three-pointer from freshman Courtney Kaminski. Not to be outdone, junior Lindsay Hallion provides a spark for the ailing Crimson. Coming off a screen from senior Christiana Lackner, Hallion landed a jumper to tie things up at 48. Hallion then followed up with a steal and layup to push Harvard back out in front. The teams then traded baskets until the Bobcats had had enough. At the 11:51 mark, Megan Barnum dropped a three pointer to put Quinnipiac up for good. The Bobcats went up by as much as eleven before the Crimson cut the lead...
...failed to record a win, dropping both games at the TD Banknorth Classic in Burlington, Vt. In the season opener, the Crimson fell to East Carolina, 80-71, despite leading at halftime. History repeated itself on Saturday as the Crimson allowed Holy Cross to come from behind and steal 69-57 victory. HOLY CROSS 69, HARVARD 57The Crimson did not manage the commanding start against the Crusaders (2-3) that it did in the previous game. But after a back and forth start, Harvard pushed forward to take an 11-point lead on 13 Holy Cross turnovers and 50 percent...
...Wolverines will not have the allure of the next day’s classic football tilts—the national title implications of Michigan-Ohio State or the historic tension of Harvard-Yale—the contest represents a momentous opportunity for Harvard’s basketball team to steal some of the spotlight away from the gridiron with an upset victory.“These are challenges that we need every year,” Harvard coach Frank Sullivan said. “You can’t do that in football because of the physical nature of football...
...nobody sees it, does it happen? No.) And the new restrictions beg for student guerilla-style ingenuity. Line your pants pockets with plastic bags and then fill them with gin or moonshine. Better yet, do this with cargo pants or those big moonboots. Hit the alumni tailgate and steal some massive martinis and roast suckling pig from unwitting robber barons. Or settle for the five beers. And shed a tear for Harvard’s stellar football team. Nobody will watch them—far fewer Elis, the many students who will party on this side of the river...