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...challenge with any of its ivy League opponents since the Columbia match in the first week. The team has been reliably nabbing the momentum-determining doubles point and then never looking back.With Sunday’s win, the Crimson guarantees itself a berth in the NCAA tournament. Wednesday??s match against Dartmouth will help determine Harvard’s seeding.“We’re in a position to play our way into a third seed,” Fish said. Each draw in the tennis tournament has four seeds, and a No. 3 seed...
...Students are by no means immune to the same critique. Few House Committees (HoCo) gather more than a dozen or so students on a weekly basis, and only 15 students attended last Wednesday??s open forum organized by the Committee on the Roles and Responsibilities of the Undergraduate Council. Why all of this indifference...
...left and right, it seems inevitable that professors and students—though professors more so—are left out of the loop regarding decisions over which they once exercised influence. Professor John E. Dowling, who sits on the Standing Committee on Admissions and Financial Aid, discussed at Wednesday??s open forum his bewilderment at the decision to close the College to transfer students this year. No one informed the Committee, and no one could say for sure who made the decision...
Since belting two home runs in last Wednesday??s game at Holy Cross, captain Matt Vance has been mired in a 2-for-24 slump that has included 10 strikeouts. Last night, the captain’s woes continued: Vance went 0-for-3 with a walk, and grounded into two double plays. The second—a comebacker to the pitcher that turned into a 1-4-3 twin killer—erasing senior Taylor Meehan, who had singled to put a much-needed leadoff man on for Harvard in the bottom of the ninth...
...wasn’t a win, but at least it wasn’t Wednesday??s performance. Unlike the embarrassingly lackluster performance of its disappointing 5-2 loss to Eastern Tennessee State on Wednesday, the No. 48 Harvard men’s tennis team put up an admirable fight against the No. 8 Michigan, but eventually fell short, losing 5-2 last Friday at the Murr Center in a match that featured intense battles up and down the lineup.With the loss, the Crimson drops to 4-4 this season, but, on balance, there?...