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...president at the time, recalls: “The faculty didn’t necessarily agree with the direction we were heading, but the collision course that it seemed like we were on was avoided. We were not especially keen to provoke a fight with the faculty but we weren??t willing to abandon our plans either.” The following year, the Review adopted an affirmative action policy that allowed the editors to consider race in selecting its new members. BRINGING IN THE FAIRER SEXIn the ensuing years, the Review has also been criticized...
...others did. He just genuinely wanted to be with his children and let nothing stand in his way. He had missed out on the opportunity to share similar experiences with his own father. He wasn’t about to be shortchanged a second time around.My siblings and I weren??t about to complain. On off-days we’d tap Dad on the shoulder and head to the empty playground behind our house for infield work and a game of catch, a request he couldn’t help but oblige. (Batting practice was sadly...
...fifth week of league play.“I’m not quite used to this,” said coach Kathy Delaney-Smith after a win over Penn at home. “I really haven’t had very many years where we weren??t in the title hunt. It’s very odd to me. We’ve never been out of it this early, and it makes me hungrier for next year.” Two crushing defeats to Brown and a pair of slow starts against Princeton left...
...victory. Harvard stormed out of the gates, winning games one and two. But Columbia recovered to win in five games, shocking the Crimson. “When it came down to the line, we didn’t play well,” Mahon said. “We weren??t there mentally.” The rest of Harvard’s season followed a similar pattern: the Crimson was dominated by most of its opponents and dropped another close five-game thriller to the Lions. On the bright side, Harvard’s younger players performed...
...goals was to get better—to get better in our league, and we did do a little bit better.”But more important than Harvard’s fifth-place finish in the Ivy League were the intangibles that weren??t captured in the Crimson’s record.“I’m not sure if our record reflects those things,” Anderson said, “but the selection for the NCAA tournament does.”That selection, coming a day after the team?...