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Christine Dimino
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Racquetwomen Eke Out Win
Mary Cist and the Harvard women's squash team confirmed once again that oldest and wisest of sports axioms. Down, 14-11,
Playing in Front of the Home Crowd
On a team of champions, C.J. Young, captain of the Harvard hockey team, may be the most respected champion. On
Baseball Goes Home Again
Forget the World Series. Baseball fans don't care about that. Forget too about winning records and promising, young teams. They
A Leader by Example
She would walk onto the court, and people would be impressed. She carried herself with quiet confidence. She carried the
A .500 Philosophy
The Harvard baseball team has split its last six games. When you're hitting .500, you're phenomenal. When you're playing .500,
Boston University Rallies Past Batsmen, 10-6
The Harvard-Boston University baseball game yesterday at Soldiers Field took more turns than a San Francisco crooked street but, in
Batsmen Undo Engineers, 6-5
For the baseball fan, it was the perfect day for a game. For the Harvard baseball team, it was just
Lacking Consistency
"Emotionally, it takes its toll," said Harvard shortstop Dave O'Connell, referring to the team's constant need to come from behind.
Oarsmen Come From Behind To Top Brown by 3+ Seconds
Each time the Harvard crew teams take the water, they are challenged--physically and mentally. They must respond and find a
Baseball
It was spring training, spring break and the opening of the season for the Harvard baseball team. Or the good,
Some Thoughts on the Off-Season
All aspects of life converge on baseball. Triumph, defeat, heroicism receive their greatest play on the baseball diamond. But does
The Crack of the Bat Is Finally Here
There is only one sport, and it is baseball. In the long, winter off-season, we pretend to be interested in
Women Cagers Fall to Dartmouth, 65-62
In sports, deception lurks in the strangest places. Scores, for example, can exaggeragte a team's domination, or they can mask
W. Cagers Fall, 71-54; Hunt for Title Ends
It's over. The Harvard women's basketball team will not repeat as Ivy League champions. The Crimson (15-10 overall, 9-4 Ivy)
W. Cagers Pop Penn; Get Back in Ivy Race
The greatest living philosopher strikes again. While he was probably shooting the breeze on a baseball diamond somewhere in Arizona,
