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...loss at Clarkson last Friday, Harvard appeared to finally break out of its slump against St. Lawrence the following night. Trailing 3-0 entering the third period, Harvard played perhaps its best hockey since early January, scoring three straight goals to skate away with a 3-3 tie that felt more like...
...recurring figure in the story. Watson describes him as a “six-foot, six-inch giant” who “defied conventional description with his penchant for tricks that masked a mind that always thought big.” With Gamow, Watson founded the RNA Tie Club, a group of twenty scientists—one for each amino acid—who sought to understand the purpose of RNA. Watson’s descriptions of many of these scientists often zero in on their idiosyncracies and help personalize the names now placed on pedestals in introductory...
Despite its low hitting percentage and failure to block consistently, the Crimson was able to hang with the Pride for the entire second game. An assist by junior middle blocker Alex Kowell led to a Marouf kill to tie the game...
Harvard went ahead 16-6 in the first 6:19, and appeared to be headed to a repeat of its 76-56 blowout of Penn on Jan. 12, but 14 first-half turnovers let to Harvard’s unraveling. Penn came back to tie the game 31-31 at the half...
...third game, Saunders staked herself to a 2-0 lead, but Wilkins came back to tie the score with a pretty, angled shot. The Harvard freshman began to exercise her dominance in taking a 4-2 lead and, after dropping a point on a stroke, won the next five and the match as Saunders self-destructed, spraying shots over the court and into the tin and hitting the wall with her racket...