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...Harvard coach Tim Murphy said. “We’re peaking defensively, much as we did a year ago at this time.”With league co-leader Princeton’s 21-14 loss to Yale, the Crimson is now in a three-way tie for second in the Ivies with the Tigers and Bulldogs. All are 4-2 in the league, one game behind 5-1 Brown, which beat Dartmouth 24-14. Harvard could still secure a share of first if the Bears fall to Columbia on the road next week, but the Lions?...
...thought was possible,” Pecknold laughed. Despite finishing the 2004-2005 season first in Atlantic Hockey, Quinnipiac was picked to finish dead last in both ECAC preseason polls, conducted by coaches and media. But for now, at least for this week, the Bobcats get to enjoy a tie for the lead, however brief or irrelevant it may be in the long run. The weekend wasn’t just good for the hockey program, Pecknold said. It was good for the school. “But now,” he added, “we need...
Citystep is guilty. Guilty of changing its campus-wide black-tie fall ball to a club party, that is. Citystep, which teaches dance to 120 Cambridge middle-schoolers, has 74 members—and almost that many guilty pleasures, if its saucy red posters plastered around campus are correct. So why tonight’s shift from classy to self-indulgent? “With a ball, there’s a lot of pressure, a lot of work beforehand,” Andrew C. Stillman ’06 said, listing its inherent hassles: finding a date...
...House Party in Duxbury (June 24-29, 1909), they (almost) got naked together: “We actually spent the morning in the house because it was unbearable outside…We lay flat on the floor with as few clothes on as possible (Emilie took off her jumper tie, even!).” Sometimes they dared to stay up past...
...past seven seasons, the team slotted second in the men’s preseason media poll has won the league four times, compared to three for the top squad. The last time the Quakers were the unanimous favorites to win the Ivy title (2000-01) they finished in a tie for second with Brown behind Princeton. —MICHAEL R. JAMES