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...head-first from the uneven bars and broke her neck; in 1998, another Chinese gymnast, Sang Lan, then 16 and competing at the Goodwill Games in New York City, fell while performing a warm-up vault and fractured her spine. Both athletes were paralyzed and are not likely to walk again...
...bottom of the seventh inning. Schellberg had reached second on a throwing error, and sophomore Margaux Black replaced her on the base paths. Bowers ripped a single just out of the reach of Penn third baseman Taylor Tieman, allowing Black to score from second and giving Harvard the walk-off victory. “Our pinch hitters have done a great job all year of coming off the bench and getting big hits for us,” Madick said. Penn took an early lead in the first inning after a pair of Crimson errors allowed a Quaker score. Sophomore...
...When we walk across the stage to get our diplomas at Commencement, we celebrate our entire Harvard experience: an experience that has consisted of four years’ worth of lectures, parties, and dining hall dinners. There are the people we have met, the classes we have taken, and the extracurricular activities we have poured our hearts into. Understandably then, graduating is an emotional personal moment, and consequently, during it, expensive keepsakes should be the last things on on one’s mind. However, there is a growing trend toward reducing the personal importance of the occasion to potential...
...He’s one of the reasons you enjoy coaching,” Walsh said. “He’s a walk-on guy who gives you everything he has...He’s got a nice short stroke. He does his job on the team...
...hits and two runs over a seven-inning complete game, but took the loss on a day when the Crimson failed repeatedly to find its stroke and produce timely hitting. Scarlata bested Unger’s complete-game effort, twirling seven shutout innings, allowing just two hits and a walk, and striking out eight.Freshman Dillon O’Neill led off the game with a single grounded past the second baseman, but Harvard would not get another hit—or put a runner on any way—until the sixth, when freshman Sean O’Hara blooped...