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After January’s Harvard Winter Invitation, just before the spring’s first dual match, the Crimson’s doubles teams appeared rusty coming off of the prolonged exam break. Fish said, though, that he was “quite pleased...
...early winter of 2004 presented its share of rough stretches—including a 6-3 loss at Princeton—for Boe and Harvard, but both recovered in time for the important stretch. From that Jan. 30 loss until the Frozen Four, Boe posted a 1.17 GAA against the nation’s best teams, including a 0.62 average in the last eight games. She capped that run with a dominant performance against St. Lawrence in the NCAA semifinals, allowing one goal...
...SEIU had been campaigning for more full-time positions since the previous winter, demanding that the seniority of long standing part-time employees be taken into account when job openings arise. As of last February, union representatives were meeting regularly with University officials to discuss the subject of seniority, but if the strong SEIU presence at a recent May Day labor rally in Harvard Yard is any indication, the conflict remains unresolved...
...When winter season rolled around, I took up the squash beat. I knew the team, and the sport was small enough to make me feel safe covering it. The strangest thing wasn’t that I devoted my life to squash; it was the fact that the whole time I covered it, I was terrified I would mess up. So why was I a sportswriter if I was scared of exposing some horrible inadequacy of mine...
Even after their term with HoCo expired this winter, improving House spirit remained paramount for Corker and his friends. Leaving the world of study break preparation behind, they upped the stakes, throwing themselves in the line of fire for the sake of good old-fashioned House enthusiasm...