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Oarsmen Get Ready

If you were to venture down to Newell Boathouse these mid-March Jays, you'd find Harvard's oarsmen less concerned with national

Harvard Crews Out-Sprinted at Easterns

The 43rd edition of the Eastern Sprints saw the fastest lightweight racing in the history of the Lake Quinsigamond regatta,

Crimson Crews to Face Bruins

Fresh from an important regatta victory last Saturday at the San Diego Crew Classic, the Harvard heavyweight crews open their

Men's Crew Splits

It wasn't supposed to be like this. Looking to add an early-season warm-up to a schedule that in recent years

Wildcats Strike Icewomen Deathly Blow; UNH Drops Crimson, 4-1, in ECAC Semis

DURHAM, N.H.--The finest season in the 10-year history of Harvard women's ice hockey is over. Saturday's ending wasn't as pretty

Icemen Blank Cornell; McEvoy Shines in Net

With seven minutes remaining in the second period of Saturday night's Harvard Cornell hockey contest, 11 seconds into a Harvard

Finding Love on the Links

There was a time when I would have shaken my head in wonder at the thought of writing a column

Oarsmen Prepare For Sprints

At about 2:30 this Sunday beneath the bridge marking the starting line at Lake Quinsigamond in Worchester, Mass., an ominous

Harvard Oarsmen Crew-cified by Ivy Foes

Harvard Coach Harry Parker rationalized the University of Pennsylvania's six-second victory on the Charles River Saturday: "They were awfully strong."

Heavies Aim at Adams; Lights Go For Goldwaith

In a sport where any race before the Eastern Sprints in mid-May is considered early in the season, it may

Harvard Crews to Shift Seating

As the Harvard heavyweights square off against Princeton and MIT on Lake Carnegie today, and the lights face the Naval

1985-'86 Harvard Men's Crew

The venerable walls of Newell Boathouse are covered with oars, newspaper headlines, banners, and photographs--all tangible reminders of the 126

Pandas Powder Icewomen in Tournament

PROVIDENCE, R.I.--The Harvard women's hockey team went into the first round of the Ivy League Tournamount at Providence Saturday with

Icewomen Storm Past Dartmouth, 4-1

Look out Brown, here comes the Harvard women's ice hockey team. Last night before 200 verbal fans at Bright Center,

Maine-iacs Cut Loose in Bright

On the strength of its second weekend sweep in a row--a 4-1 drubbing of Bowdoin and a 7-0 victory over

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