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With one final plunge into the darkness on the left side, Clifton Dawson simultaneously pushed Yale and the 2005 Harvard football season into history. The Nov. 19 triple-overtime victory on the Crimson’s greatest stage was an emphatic conclusion to a late-season surge through injuries and turnovers that helped Harvard finish second to surprise league champion Brown.Just three days later, as has long been the custom for the Crimson’s squad, it was announced at the team’s end-of-season banquet that linebacker Matt Thomas had won a close election...
...That’s all that separated the two highest vote-getters at the Harvard football team’s annual awards dinner last November, following the Crimson’s unforgettable 30-24 triple-overtime triumph over Yale...
...YALE Last season’s Ivy Rookie of the Year, Mike McLeod, is half of the Bulldogs’ two-headed rushing attack with senior Jordan Spence. The offense returns nine starters, but not battle-tested quarterback Jeff Mroz. His replacement, junior Matt Polhemus, attempted just one pass last year. The defense returns seven starters from a unit that was No. 6 in total defense last season. Coach Jack Siedlecki may find himself on the hot seat after losing five straight to Harvard...
...editors: Re: “Lose the Booze at Tailgate, Says Dean,” news, Sep. 20. The College administration’s newly-released tailgate policy, “The Rules of the Game: Harvard-Yale 2006,” has the potential to be dangerous. I doubt it is intended to be so, because I sincerely believe the College’s primary concern in this matter is the safety and welfare of the undergraduates. Obviously, when abused, alcohol is a health risk. We, the undergraduates, definitely need to demonstrate personal responsibility when drinking alcohol. But considerations...
This fall, as hundreds line up to go through security checks and present their IDs, officials will be targeting a new source of danger: liquids. Transatlantic flight? No—it’s the Harvard-Yale game, albeit with new, improved College rules for underage drinking, the result of College negotiations with the Boston Police Department (BPD). The College has declared that, this year, students and student groups will no longer be allowed to bring any alcohol to the official tailgate at Ohiri Field; the only source of merriment will be spiked hot chocolate and beer served to students...