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Miller Time!
Sports, not academics, provide the public face for a university, said Sports Illustrated in the April 28, 1997 issue. Much
Women Fencers Roll; Men Fizzle Late
1996 Sports Statistics Record: Women--11-1, 5-1 Ivy Men--5-5, 1-4 Ivy Ivy Finish: Women--Second Men--Fifth Coach: Branimir Zivkovic 1997 Women: One
The Faces Behind the Box
Did you read your sports page Monday? I mean really read your sports page? When you read the paper Monday,
Seattle's Best
Somewhere in America, a trial is going on within the hearts and minds of sports fans everywhere... Setting: A dimly-lit
Black Undaunted by Injury-Plagued Career
In every classic story of courage triumphing over adversity, the hero or heroine must first fall into the depths of
Harvard Stays Dominant in Ivy League
For women's basketball in the Ivy League this season, the more things change, the more things stay the same. Harvard
Bench Helps Team Overcome Injuries
For the Harvard men's hockey team, facing the RPI Engineers without its third-leading scorer, Kirk Nielsen, certainly didn't warm the
One-Liners
Don't look now, but the Harvard men's hockey team is starting to score in bunches and keep opposing offenses to
ECAC Race Tightening Up Near the Top
Ever heard the phrase "It's lonely at the top?" Well, these words certainly do not apply to the current ECAC
Crimson Finds Acres of Ice in New Towse Arena
DURHAM, N.H.--When the Harvard men's hockey team travels to take on road opponents, it often has to deal with loud
The Icemen Cometh
The wait is over. That's right, for returning upperclassmen, hopeful first-years, year-abroad travelers, media and section 12 maniacs alike: Harvard
Mariners Shall Avenge
Nineteen years. Alright, I was only an infant, but that really doesn't matter. Nineteen years. Red Sox fans, I really
Icemen Struggle To 14-14-2 Season
It was the best of times. It was the worst of times. Although a saying that accurately defines usual college
Parting Gifts
As graduation day nears, and the 1994-95 sports season winds down, there will depart Cambridge a talented group of seniors
No Sieve
Alright, I hear you complaining. I hear you whining: it took a miracle for the NHL owners to even allow
