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...just fine.” MAN DOWN It wasn’t just the poor weather that the Crimson had to overcome in its game against Dartmouth. Harvard had to play most of the second half without star forward John Stamatis after the freshman received a second yellow card at the 42:54 mark. Stamatis received his first card less than five minutes prior. Both cards were dealt out by the referees for out-of-control play and persistent fouls by Stamatis. In Stamatis’ departure, the Crimson had to play twice as hard to make...
...back from the brink of victory to a heartbreaking defeat to the Big Green (9-2-4, 4-1-0). The call came in the 42nd minute, with the Crimson holding a 1-0 lead and controlling play against Dartmouth. Freshmen midfielder John Stamatis, after already receiving a yellow card earlier in the half for a rough tackle, rose for a head-ball along with a Big Green player. In mid-air, the two collided, with Stamatis’ head coming down and colliding with the Dartmouth midfielder. After the referees stepped in to break up a near fight between...
...kind of candy he gives out. Professor Reverend Peter J. Gomes, 21 Kirkland St. Despite living practically next door to Memorial Hall, Gomes reports through his secretary that he has not been visited by a trick-or-treater in over 35 years. Pay him a visit at the bright yellow house next to Lowell Lecture Hall and break that streak. Professor Robert D. Putnam, 997 Memorial Dr. Students of Putnam’s Government 90qa, “Community in America,” were quite familiar with the short walk down Memorial Drive—the class met regularly...
...example, if your girlfriend asks you if you like the yellow and brown polka dot dress she wore to your formal—even if you think it looks like something your mom would have worn in the ’60s—you probably don’t want to tell her that. A simple “You look beautiful” will suffice...
...ball in the first half, she was kicked in the face by a Princeton player, sending Merritt to the ground and hushing the crowd. She was replaced by freshman midfielder—and Princeton native—Zoe Sarnak, but returned later in the half sporting a fat lip.No yellow cards were issued on the play.“I was going for a header, and her foot went straight into my mouth,” Merritt said. “She deserved [a card].”Harvard had multiple chances to win the game in regulation as well...