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...Lindsay Hallion said. “‘Winning cures all’ was her attitude. Everything’s always easy when you’re winning, and confidence comes from winning.” And few Harvard coaches know more about winning than Delaney-Smith, whose trip to the NCAA Tournament was her sixth with the Crimson. One of Harvard’s proudest athletic moments came in 1998, when the Crimson became the first and only No. 16 seed to beat a top-seeded team in the Big Dance. Harvard and Delaney-Smith didn?...
...recent training camp in Canada, preparing for the upcoming U-20 event by playing in the two venues where the World Cup will be hosted, facing Canada’s U-20 national team in both matches. Seven collegiate players were selected for the roster, and the trip will serve as coach Thomas Rongen’s final chance to evaluate players before the July matches...
...first memories of Tranfaglia include a characteristic Marine Corps haircut acquired during a summer spent in boot camp “just for an experience,” and another summer souvenir—a single sunburned side picked up during a cross-country bike trip and debuted the following fall...
Changes on campus thwarted Kennedy’s trip down memory lane, but for some Cambridge residents, building projects represented a far greater inconvenience. Harvard’s expansion in the late 1950s would force many from their homes, in a pattern not altogether different from today’s planned campus expansion into Allston...
...died during the winter break of 1956. During the holidays, three other students—Thomas S. Gates III ’56, Myron T. Herrick ’57, and Jedediah H. McLane ’58—were killed in a fire during a ski trip in Canada, and two more—Winthrop P. Smith ’58 and John J. Woodward ’59—were found dead both due to “apparent suicides,” according to a Jan. 5, 1956 Crimson article...