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...long time.”The victory puts the Crimson in a tie for third place in the league with Yale, which beat Harvard in an overtime thriller on Sept. 29.Penn, which remains undefeated in the league after picking up a 5-0 win over Cornell Saturday, will visit Cambridge for the season’s final matchup on Nov. 10.The Crimson resumes play next Saturday against Dartmouth with kickoff at Ohiri Field scheduled for 11 a.m.“It just gives us a lot of confidence going into the next game,” Mann said of Saturday?...
...mind almost made up. “It was just a totally different league of rowing,” Young said, “so that put a little twinkle in my eye.”But though Harvard had wowed Young once, it took a disastrous recruitment visit to Yale to clinch his decision. Wavering between Harvard and Yale, Young visited both colleges one last time. While at Yale, Young was out on a launch with Bulldogs lightweight crew coach during an afternoon practice when a Yale heavyweight boat collided with a sculler going the wrong direction...
...second time I saw Johnny P., it was a cold, rainy day. Bad weather brings cancellations and Johnny was one of the first patients of the day, so unlike his previous visit, the office was empty. We had plenty of time and he still had plenty of charm. We discussed his first round of treatment, which had been some pills and physical therapy. They hadn't worked that well but Johnny was OK with that. He made reference to some famous football stories, and I, clueless though I was, chuckled along knowingly. That got us onto the topic of other...
...dodo skeleton, but some visitors leave thinking they’ve seen a preserved specimen—until someone tells them otherwise.“It’s like the dodo has died again,” Peter F. Hedman ’10 said on a recent visit to the museum, after being told the bird was a fake.Harvard’s dodo inherits an enigmatic legacy, shrouded in centuries of bloody intrigue: from the bird’s extinction in the 1640s to an 18th-century bonfire that nearly burned the world’s last...
...advice to keep friends close and enemies closer was wise for many reasons, including this one: if you don't, your enemies will draw close to each other. At the moment, Russia is building a $1billion nuclear reactor in Iran; Ahmadinejad is basking in his first state visit from a major world leader...