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Elijah M. Alper
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Second-half Woes Doom W. Lax to Single Ivy Win
Sometimes even the greatest of careers lacks the storybook ending. Citing increased pressures involved with coaching, Carole Kleinfelder stepped down
EA Sports: Making Virtue of Mediocrity
I’m a little tired of reading on this page about the greatness of Harvard athletes. Too many identical columns have
Midnight Strikes For M. Hockey at ECACs
ALBANY, N.Y.—It was just too much of a fairy tale to repeat itself. Injured junior forward Tyler Kolarik, a last-minute
Discipline and Defense Down Men’s Hockey
WORCESTER, Mass.—In the end, what the Harvard faithful will probably remember about the Crimson men’s hockey team’s 6-4 loss Friday
Second-half Woes Cost W. Lax in California
No squad welcomes halftime more than one playing the Harvard women’s lacrosse team. The Crimson’s second-half struggles continued during a
Fourth Line Shines For M. Hockey
Albany, NY— It's supposed to be just an energy line—those on it are not even expected to score. Yet, on
M. Hockey Faces Dartmouth in Semis
In so many ways this season has been a return to glory for the Harvard men’s hockey team. The team
Midnight Strikes For M. Hockey
ALBANY, N.Y.—It was just too much of a fairy tale to repeat itself. Injured junior forward Tyler Kolarik, a last-minute
W. Lacrosse Falls to Brown in Ivy Opener
They were complete equals for 55 minutes. But the first five minutes made all the difference. The Harvard women’s lacrosse
M. Hockey Barely Holds on in Game 1
Harvard had Vermont beaten by the second period buzzer. The Crimson then spent much of the third period trying to
M. Hockey Advances to ECAC Semifinals
For most teams, playoff success is about winning any way possible. “Survive and advance” their coaches say, looking at the
Fearless Kim a Four-Year Spark For Hockey
Yale had just taken all the momentum from the Harvard men’s hockey team. Now it was after Harvard’s honor. Down
M. Hockey Dominates Colgate-Part III
Colgate’s band did not arrive at Bright Hockey Center until the first period had ended. By the time it showed
No. 2 Cornell Downs M. Hockey
It took No. 2 Cornell just nine minutes to put the Harvard men’s hockey team in a gigantic hole. It’ll
Nice for Weiss
BOSTON—For everyone else on the ice, it was the last two minutes of a largely insignificant consolation game. For Harvard
