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...going to scare away someone for whom an application is appropriate,” Breimer said. “You don’t make it a negative self-fulfilling prophecy by refusing to apply.”Total applications hit record highs this year at Penn, Princeton, and Yale??which for the first time topped Harvard in early applicants—though none of the schools scored as large a pool as Harvard. FIE HFAI!Fitzsimmons also said that tweaks to the recruiting efforts for the Harvard Financial Aid Initiative (HFAI) contributed to this year?...
...long time, though, the transition from ice to roller is natural.”This past weekend, Martin seemed to show that playing in goal for the Crimson is natural for her too. She did everything from diving across the crease to stuff a wrap-around attempt to stonewalling Yale??s Crysti Howser on a solo breakaway.And although Harvard did not have anyone else suited up to play in net in case she was injured during the game, Martin ignored the possible dangers and stayed focused on the job she was handed.“I have...
...notched many first-place finishes, the Tigers remained in the hunt by consistently grabbing points in the 2-4 spots. In fact, the pivotal race of the meet for the Crimson, the 100- free, was not even won by the home team, but rather by a Bulldog swimmer. Although Yale??s Alex Righi claimed victory in the 100- free, Harvard sophomore Pat Quinn narrowly beat out Princeton’s Will Reinhart to snag the second-place spot and deprive the Tigers of valuable points. Quinn also swam well on the 400-meter relay team that notched first...
...tied the game just fewer than 10 minutes after the Crimson special teams unit started the scoring with a perfectly executed play. Freshman Sarah Wilson found classmate and linemate Jenny Brine, who shoveled off a quick pass to senior Jennifer Raimondi. Raimondi’s quick one-timer caught Yale??s goalie Sarah Love off-guard and gave Harvard its first goal since the second period of a loss to Dartmouth last Monday. Love finished the game with 40 saves. Raimondi’s breakthrough came on the fifth powerplay of the game for the Crimson, giving...
...said. “I said to the guys after Saturday’s win, [Yale] was kind of our mulligan. That was our one slip up, and you can’t have another slip up. You know Penn’s not going to slip up, and Yale??s probably not going to slip up again either. We really don’t have an option other than coming home with two.” It’s difficult to point to any one identifying feature of the New York road trip as the Crimson?...