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...Grammy winner KEITH URBAN checked into rehab for alcohol abuse last week with wife NICOLE KIDMAN by his side. Her presence is noteworthy because in the run-up to the megacouple's wedding in June, there was much speculation about whether they had signed a prenuptial agreement specifying that Urban--an admitted cocaine user who went into rehab in 1998--would get nada if he fell off the wagon. "One can never let one's guard down on recovery, and I'm afraid that I have," the country singer said in a written statement last week. "I deeply regret...
After losing three of its last four matchups with Brown, the Harvard men’s water polo team came away with a hard-earned victory in its final regular season game of the year. It took sudden death to decide the winner, but finally the Crimson (9-8-1) got the best of the Bears (14-8) last night at Blodgett Pool, winning...
Harvard seemed poised for victory once again, this time late in the first overtime period. Harvard freshman Spencer Livingston received a pass inside and blasted it home for the would-be game winner. His goal put the Crimson up 7-6 with just 28 seconds left...
...clock on a non-conference win. But just five seconds later, it was headed for its third overtime loss of the season. Holy Cross’s Shelby Stand scored with twenty-seven seconds left in regulation to send the game into an extra session, then added the game-winner 2:43 into overtime to stun the Crimson (3-10-1, 2-3-0 Ivy) with a 2-1 loss in a cold, rainy affair yesterday at Ohiri Field. “This wasn’t an Ivy game, but we need to compete with every team we step...
...first time this season and exacting revenge on Yale. The Crimson lost a dual meet to the Elis at Boston’s Franklin Park on Sept. 22. All seven men’s runners finished within 38 seconds of Barrett, who crossed the finish line 58 seconds after winner David Kemboi of Norfolk State. The Crimson women placed their top five finishers within 18 seconds of junior Sarah Bourne, who completed the 6000-meter women’s open in a time of 22:39. But the Harvard women needed more than finish-line continuity to pace the field...