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...Cohen clan has created a near dynasty on the field, producing three leading scorers in less than a decade. It wasn’t a surprise then that Jeff came to Harvard just two years after the younger of his two older brothers graduated...
...while O’Neill looks for his sophomore swing, he has plenty of younger teammates who are just as comfortable with the bat as he was a year ago. Sophomore Jeff Reynolds leads the team in batting average (.352), hits (44) and slugging percentage (.504), while classmate Marcus Way leads the team in on-base percentage at .431 and walks with 22. The older O’Hara is right behind the pair, standing at second in batting average (.323), on-base percentage (.411), and walks (19), while slugging at a .476 clip for third-best on the team...
...offer to him was to do something really different, to go to a program like Harvard and to carve out your own identity… to be Jeff Molinari, and not anyone’s younger brother,” Harvard coach John Tillman said. “I think he’s really doing that. Being a freshman and playing as much as he’s doing, which is incredible, I think people have a tremendous amount of respect for him… and that’s a credit to his hard work and dedication...
Unlike many of the other shows put on during Arts First week, this performance will not be catered directly to Harvard undergraduates. Rather, the performance is designed to bring the performing arts to younger audiences and the Cambridge community as a whole. Anthony J. Sterle ’11, the show’s producer, says, “This is one of the few shows on campus which targets members of the Cambridge community...
...little kids. It’s a really silly fairy tale, and it’s nothing serious. The show is about exposing kids to theater and having community involvement in the Arts First weekend.” Although the show is primarily targeted at much younger audiences, the performances nevertheless draw a wide range of age groups. Sterle explains, “There’s definitely humor in the show that undergraduates and adults will understand and find amusing,” he says...