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...also the first loss the Crimson seniors have suffered against the Crusaders (8-7-0, 2-4-0 Patriot). “We got outplayed today by Holy Cross,” Harvard coach John Kerr said. “They were really up for the game, and we weren??t. Holy Cross came to play and they brought their A-game.” The Crusaders controlled play throughout the first half, but the Crimson managed to head into the break with the game tied, as junior Charles Altchek scored his leauge-leading ninth goal...
...rights to one contest a week if high-caliber showdowns like this fall victim to the ridiculous notion of equality of coverage.As for the actual game, Brown has been absolutely on fire lately, and so has Penn. Both teams would have come into this game 6-0 if it weren??t for monumental collapses in week two. This one will be an absolute shootout, but the Quakers defense will leave the rest of the Ivy League disappointed. Penn survives on a final defensive stand. DARTMOUTH AT HARVARD (-7.5) The Crimson needs some help. A stretch against Dartmouth...
...being dragged along by one person—we’re all kind of pulling ourselves along together.” The leadership shown by Dickerson and the men’s captain, junior Eric Ode, also helped to ensure that incoming recruits weren??t overly affected by the loss of Rouleau. “The whole way along I was getting just as many emails from Susannah and Eric as I had been from Justin,” Lescroart said. “I knew that Susannah and Eric were coming back and some of these...
...Derelicte” tank-top, inspiring the others to shout such encouragements as “Blue Steel!” and “So hot right now!” as their fellow would-be models went in to audition. For a brief moment, these Harvard students weren??t worrying about midterms and papers. Instead, they were having fun with fashion—exactly what the founders of Vestis envisioned when they started their club last year. Chelsae I. Smith ’07, Kristen D. O’Neill...
...Although voters were self-selected, politics and controversy might also have fueled some of their decisions.“There were very few people from the left on the top 100, which may offer an explanation for why [Chomsky] came out on top—there weren??t many other candidates of his ilk to divide the vote,” Dobson said. “But that’s just purely speculation.”Hobbs Professor of Cognition and Education Howard E. Gardner, who finished 70th, said he thought the final list was reasonable...