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Fuscos Chosen for U.S. Hockey Team
Harvard hockey player Mark Fusco, a defenseman, moved one step further along the road to Sarajevo. Yugoslavia, site of the
Harvard Athletes Depart For Greener Pastures
In the other Cambridge--the one in England--students adopt a different approach to the completion of the academic year. In contrast
Campbell Rogers
Campbell Rogers is not one to take his sport lightly. He practices two hours every day on the Charles River,
Harry Parker: Back in the Saddle
The setting was Harry Parker's closet office in the Boathouse early last fall. And the subject, of course, was Harvard
Intramural Crew Faces Contests and Controversy
"Champagne!" coxswain Nina Streetet yelled to the fans on the banks of the Charles, and for Eliot House's intramural crews
Heavies Top UCLA, Set for Sprints
In the rowing world this weekened East met West, and contract to what Jim Morrison might sing, on the waters
Heavies Surprise Navy; Tigers, Elis Top Lights
Just when Harvard's rivals thought it was safe to go back onto the water--the men's heavy weight crew proved otherwise
Princeton Upsets Heavies; Lightweights Blast Navy
Once upon a time the weekend races in April served merely as a tuneup for the Harvard heavyweight crew. The
Oarsmen Storm Past Brown; MIT Upsets Lights
"It's hard to beat a Harry Parker heat in these conditions" A dropping spectator, after watching the race Consistency and
Crimson Heavies Row for Stein Cup Today
The Brown heavyweght crew team's arrival on the banks of the Charles today would normally elicit a yawn from the
Crews Hit Rough Waters, Weak Rivals in Openers
The Harvard heavy weight crew team has never had much trouble with Northeastern, sporting an unbeaten streak going back 16
Not Everyone Is Talking Hockey
You may have heard there are going to be some hockey games at Bright Center this weekend. In fact, that
Fun in the Old World
I t didn't take long for me to realize that Italy was different. I had landed an internship with Coca-Cola
Netmen Take Home Opener, Roll Over Ohio State, 6-3
A few scattered balloons hovered over the action Saturday, remnants from a dance marathon two weeks ago clinging forlornly to
Netmen Open Season Today
Harvard men's assistant tennis Coach Tom Glenn, filling in for Dave Fish, has every reason to be confident going into
