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Julio R. Varela
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Breaking Away Off the Field, Around the Globe
When Richard C. Knight '90 was 16 years old and living in Northern England, he was signed by the Carlisle
Knicks-Celtics: One More Time, Stu
The Brooklyn Dodgers had the New York Yankees. The Dallas Cowboys had the Pittsburgh Stealers. Wile E. Coyote has the
This is Not a Farewell Column; Just Some Final Regrets
This is my final week at The Crimson, and I feel like a kid who has eaten one too many
Back to Two Goalies
Harvard hockey Coach Bill Cleary is a creature of habit. And one of his recently established traditions is the strict
Hockey Gods Rule
BURLINGTON, Vt.--While the rest of Gutterson Field House rocked, ranted and raved at the Harvard-Vermont hockey game, two older-looking gentlemen
Ivy Seniors Vs. Japan?
An American sports management company announced the plans for a football game to be held in Japan next month between
Doing the Europe Thing
I knew something was up last year when my father started buying black suits that made him look like he
It's Crunch Time for Gridders
Welcome to crunch time. Today at high noon (ESPN-TV rules), the Harvard football team hosts Princeton at the Stadium in
Sweeney's Back for the Bruins
Anyone who is a true Harvard hockey fan should be paying attention to the Boston Bruins these days. If you
Little League Moments and Fears
Something is definitely wrong. I'm starting to reminisce about my childhood as if I am no longer a child. This
The Quake and the World Series: Baseball Takes Back Seat to Safety
Never before has baseball been humbled. Never before has the national pastime been told to shut up and go hide
Two Friends Thinking Field Hockey
I am going to give my buddy Mark a call. He's not going to believe it. Mark my words, the
The Ivy Race Goes on and on
The fat lady ain't singing yet. The Ivy League men's soccer race is far from over. Harvard (5-6 overall, 2-2
Yale Cripples M. Booters' Ivy Hopes
NEW HAVEN--The game that was supposed to keep the Harvard men's soccer team in the thick of the Ivy League
You Might as Well Face it...
I don't know how it happened, but 1989 will always be known as the year I returned to soccer. Don't
