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...Crimson draws No. 5 seed Brown (14-13-4) at the Bears’ Meehan Auditorium at noon tomorrow. With a victory, Harvard would face the winner between No. 2 seed Dartmouth (24-7-0) and No. 3 seed Princeton (20-8-2) at noon on Sunday in a live-televised showdown on NESN...
DEAN GRODZINS. He may not have a namesake building in Harvard Yard, but Unitarian minister Theodore Parker was almost as influential as Ralph Waldo Emerson in shaping the Transcendentalist movement. Grodzins, winner of the Society of American Historians’ Allan Nevins Prize, will engage in a discussion of his recent Parker biography “American Heretic: Theodore Parker and Transcendentalism.” Friday, March 14 at 3 p.m. Free. Harvard Book Store, 1256 Massachusetts Avenue...
Harvard’s final tally, which proved to be the game winner, came on a goal from freshman Emma Millon, who received a pass from Belitsos in front of the goal and, with a one-touch shot, sent the ball past BC’s keeper...
...season began auspiciously against eventual tournament winner Northern Iowa, when Crimson tri-captain and reigning all-Ivy Player of the Year Tiffany Whitton added to her all-time homerun record, smacking the first pitch she saw over the fence...
...Hockey Foundation announced on Friday that Botterill, Ruggiero and Minnesota-Duluth junior Jenny Potter are the three Kazmaier finalists. The 13-member committee—comprised of several coaches, a handful of journalists and a USA Hockey representative—will decide the winner, who will be announced at a banquet in Duluth during the 2003 NCAA Frozen Four...