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...will be improving the range of his jump shot, from 15 feet to back beyond the arc. In the 2004-05 season, Rogus converted 36 percent of three point attempts (67-188) compared to Goffredo’s long-distance success rate of 32 percent (29-91). Coach Frank Sullivan would like to see Goffredo develop as a long range threat...
...Jimmy’s dribble game is a little bit different. Kevin was really a catch and shoot guy, and Jimmy is every bit as capable of doing that,” Sullivan said. “Jimmy must learn to become more consistent as a three point shooter this year. That’s the biggest thing...
...interpreted in American Sign Language by Caroline Jackson. Featuring Joseph Silverstein, former BOS concertmaster and assistant conductor. Sanders Theatre. 3 p.m. Tickets available through the Harvard Box Office, (617) 496-2222. $48/32/22/12/5. (KAF) Thursday, Dec. 1Ruddigore, or The Witch’s Curse. The Harvard-Radcliffe Gilbert and Sullivan Players perform one of the duo’s most magical operettas, which parodies its period’s melodramatic theater and fascination with the supernatural and features professional bridesmaids, cursed baronets, and a picture gallery of ghosts. Agassiz Theatre. 8 p.m. Tickets available through the Harvard Box Office...
...Daily Quickie. And broadcasters at the Hula Bowl frequently marveled at his participation in the all-senior event just moments before sitting for a final exam.But even relative to Fitzpatrick’s story, Hartigan and his candidacy for a Rhodes Scholarship have, as Harvard Sports Information Director Chuck Sullivan said, “a lot of legs.”“How many potential Rhodes scholars do you have that are leading the nation in rushing?” Brown Sports Information Director Chris Humm said.Despite the obvious answer—not many—such...
...afternoon at Lavietes Pavilion, as the Crimson beat Division II Puerto Rico-Mayaguez 85-65 in Harvard’s first and only exhibition of the 2005-06 season. All 14 active Harvard players saw significant minutes in the first action of the fall campaign, as Crimson coach Frank Sullivan tested his freshman recruits in anticipation of the team’s run for the Ivy League title.“The goal of the day was to get everybody in the game,” Sullivan said. “It worked out real well for us...we showed...