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Leaving Our Legacy
You could ask Srishti Gupta '97 about her term as co-president of the South Asian Association (SAA). Or you could
M. Lax Stunned by Dartmouth, 14-13
HANOVER, N.H.--For the Harvard men's lacrosse team, Saturday afternoon's matchup with the Dartmouth Big Green was intensely forget-table. It was
Checking Yale Out
Memo to Yale: Forget about ever winning at Bright Hockey Center. You will never win there. The Bulldogs have never
Big Plays Make Difference
There are moments of games where everyone in the stadium realizes that the game's outcome may well be riding on
Men's Soccer Awaits Boston U. in First Round of NCAAs
For the Harvard men's soccer team, today isn't Yale Saturday. It's 24 hours before D-Day. The ninth-ranked squad is set
Football Hopes to Send Local Rival Holy Cross to the Lions
The Harvard men's football team is looking for a chance at redemption after last weekend's loss to Cornell. And if
Men's, Women's Soccer Get Ugly Wins
Sunday's men's soccer game gave new meaning to the term "winning ugly." In a hard-fought but often sloppy match in
Crime Night
Usually, this column space is devoted to some funky commentary about sports, this being the sports page and all. But
M. Soccer Opener Spoiled by Cornell
Call it the "Red Storm Rising." After last season's heartbreaking 1-0 overtime loss to Cornell, in which senior fullback Jon
M. Soccer Opens Season Versus Cornell
For the Harvard men's soccer team, this weekend marks a fresh start for a team that needed one. Last season
ONE YEAR ONE GOAL
Unfinished business. That's what the 1996 Harvard football season is all about for senior running back Eion Hu. You might
ONE YEAR ONE GOAL
Unfinished business. That's what the 1996 Harvard football season is all about for senior running back Eion Hu. You might
The Big Dance
If you take a look at the "Men's 1996 Outlook" section of the 1996 Harvard Lacrosse brochure, here's what you'll
Swimmers to NCAA's
For Harvard athletics, recognition by the NCAA just seems to keep on coming. First, there was women's basketball. Then, there
Icemen Change Their Lines
Change was in the air Saturday night at Bright Hockey Center. Specifically, Harvard's lines underwent a considerable makeover. The first
