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...game day, it’s different,” Teevans said. “It’s two coaches competing to have success.”Tomorrow, Murphy and Teevens will face each other once again, as the No. 23 Crimson (5-1, 2-1) travel to Hanover, N.H. to play the Big Green (0-6, 0-3). The game will be televised on NESN. While Harvard comes into the game en route to a possible back-to-back Ivy League Championship, Dartmouth will try to seek its first taste of victory this season. Unless the Big Green...
...said. “We are working off of these practices, focusing on what we do well, and making sure we can execute. We need to leave it all out on the field.” Harvard will look to improve its Ivy League record this Saturday as they travel to New Hampshire to play Dartmouth at noon...
...event also allowed her to learn more about study abroad opportunities in Israel and Harvard’s pro-Israel community. Other organizations present at the event included the Israel Campus Roundtable, the David Project, and Birthright Israel, with booths that gave attendees information about the country and travel opportunities to Israel. Despite the persistent rain, an estimated 1,000 people passed through the event. The turnout was “amazing,” said HSI board member Jeffrey Kwong ’09. “The pitas are all gone, which is a good sign...
...sporting a record of 6-0-0, freshman goalie Austin Harms played all 90 minutes, and he faced no shots except the penalty kick. Murray made four saves for the Friars. The Crimson led in shots, 14-9, for the game but trailed in corner kicks, 6-4.Harvard will travel to take on a competitive Dartmouth team Saturday night in a match-up crucial for taking the league title.“They’re going to be very good, so we’re in for a battle,” Fucito said...
...also been intensified by the continued struggles of the Taiwan economy. The expected benefits from the measures taken to improve links to China have yet to materialize. The anticipated rush of big-spending mainland tourists, for example, has proven to be only a trickle, due to continued restrictions on travel to Taiwan imposed by Beijing. "I think the good cross-strait policies have been blamed as a scapegoat for the downturn in the economy," says Chao Chien-min, a political scientist at National Chengchi University. "If times were better, I think the general attitude towards China would...