James R. Blake '01, the nation's No. 1 ranked college player in the 1998-99 season, left Harvard last month for the men's professional tour.
He beat former Wimbledon finalist MaliVai Washington in his debut at the Hall of Fame Tennis Championships, a grass-court tournament in Newport, R.I.
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JULY 16
Student Lawsuit Against College Faces Setback
Two members of the Class of 1999 lost the first round of their legal battle with the College on Tuesday, when a federal court judge ruled that Harvard had the right to suspend the students and deny them diplomas even though the two had completed all their graduation requirements.
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