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...Writing in his blog, my friend Shane K. Wilson ’07 quotes Pound Professor of Law Roberto M. Unger: “To gain freedom of insight and action in a more remote context, often at the price of ineptitude in an immediate one, is a definition of genius.” Without geniuses there would be no intellectual situation to speak of, only hollow feedback, the sound of measuring tapes flapping and brows furrowing. Genius versus critic is Lil’ Wayne v. Kanye West; Bush v. Cheney; Twin Towers v. Freedom Tower; Sal Paradise v. Dean...
...blocking and we’re going to miss some scoring, some rebounding—but really the maturity of a senior is critical with such a young group of guys.”With 10 Ivy games remaining, the Crimson looked to sophomore Evan Harris and junior Brad Unger to fill the void.The duo immediately took charge as Unger, next season’s captain-elect, scored 16 points against Columbia in the first game without Cusworth, and Harris scored 18 points, including the game-winning layup with 0.8 seconds left, and grabbed 10 rebounds to knock off Cornell...
...Weissbourd. Weissbourd, who captures fans’ attentions on the volleyball court as well as in the Yard, is closely followed in height by 6’8” heavyweight crew senior Andrew Boston and 6’8” junior basketball center turned baseball pitcher Brad Unger. Throw in the 6’2” junior water polo co-captain Lauren Snyder and 6’1 lacrosse freshman Kate Beers, and the result is five of the tallest athletes Harvard has to offer.While these individuals may be stared at by students and tourists alike, their...
Junior Brad Unger came on to try to earn his first save of the season with a runner on second and two outs in the ninth. Unger walked hulking three-hitter Mike Tamsin intentionally and issued a free pass to the cleanup man to load the bases before inducing Josh Porter to foul out to first...
...twice Saturday to take a two-game lead over the Crimson with two games remaining. “A split is not what we needed,” Harvard coach Joe Walsh said. “We needed two. It’s disappointing.” Junior Brad Unger allowed eight runs in 2 2/3 innings in game two, and the Harvard offense could not manage enough runs to mount a comeback. In the first game, a stellar pitching performance by freshman Max Perlman baffled Dartmouth’s hitters, while the Crimson batters produced timely runs to secure...