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...held us together today,” coach Ray Leone said. “They were focused the entire game. More than usual, people were struggling, but they were hanging tough.” Despite earning the victory, the Crimson lacked the offensive rhythm that it showed in last week??s four-goal effort against Princeton. Harvard strung together solid sequences of play, but they came in spurts. Whether a result of the weather or not, momentum shifted very quickly over the course of the game. “I think we could bring more intensity to games...
...Hagan have two apiece...Harvard ran almost twice as much as it threw on Saturday, attempting 44 runs to only 24 passes...Dartmouth accumulated 143 yards on the ground, far exceeding the 85-yard-per-game average surrendered by the Crimson coming in. Milan Williams, back after missing last week??s game with Columbia, led the Big Green with 74 yards on 13 carries.—Staff writer Brad Hinshelwood can be reached at bhinshel@fas.harvard.edu...
...academic world is responsible for creating and perpetuating lies about the war in Iraq, the message of Islam, the treatment of Muslim women, and—my personal favorite—the importance of global warming. With just one invented hyphenation, the title “Islamo-Fascism Awareness Week?? alone manages to assign 1.4 billion people radical political ideology by virtue of their religion...
...Horowitz’s attempt to “enlighten” the academic left, The “Student’s Guide to Organizing Islamo-Fascism Awareness Week?? recommends both a “Teach-In on ‘The Oppression of Women in Islam’” and “sit-ins in Women’s Studies Departments and campus Women’s Centers.” This is completely ill-informed: Feminist scholars have been among the foremost analysts and critics of women’s systematic mistreatment...
Despite the magnitude of this week??s fires and the ensuing evacuations, Nikhil A. Balaraman ’10, whose family was evacuated because of the fires, stressed that large-scale burning was not out of the ordinary for this time of year. He recalled “fire days” during high school, when classes were cancelled because burning vegetation made air quality unhealthy...