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...Crimson, which has struggled to put together 40 solid minutes in its early non-conference games, some much-needed momentum. After picking up its first win of the season Dec. 3 against San Jose State at the Contra Costa Times Classic in Berkeley, Calif., Harvard sputtered Tuesday against crosstown rival Boston University (BU), dropping a 77-63 decision across the Charles River. Sophomore point guard Emily Tay led three Crimson players in double figures with 19 points, but Harvard’s team defense couldn’t stand up to its individual performances. “[Against...
...Harvard women’s basketball team was unable to build off the momentum from its first win of the season, losing last night’s crosstown matchup against Boston University, 77-63.Though the Crimson (1-7) dominated the glass all night, outrebounding the Terriers (6-4), 46-29, and compiling 22 offensive boards, Harvard’s lackluster offensive effort and poor perimeter defense made for a long night at Case Gym. “You can’t only do one thing well and think you can win,” junior guard Lindsay Hallion said...
...with 3-0 marks. Yale and Cornell also boast three home wins, against only one loss apiece. Dartmouth is the only squad with a losing record, in fact winless at Memorial Field in four games. Penn is second worst at 2-2, although one of its losses was against crosstown rival Villanova, whose partisans likely made up half of the attending crowd...
...added two goals and two assists. Connolly gave a remarkable effort, recording 11 saves, three steals, and one assist. “It was certainly his best game,” Farrar said. Harvard looks to use this weekend as a learning experience in preparation for its match against crosstown MIT. HARVARD 14, QUEENS 4 The first quarter of Harvard’s home opener seemed a carbon copy of Friday’s game. The Crimson jumped out to a 5-0 lead over the visiting Knights. Queens would never catch up as the Crimson maintained the momentum...
...Division. It's a promo for A Bronx Tale, a 1993 film starring Robert De Niro about a boy who gets mixed up with the Mob. Why is the word Bronx--as in Bronx Bombers, as in New York Yankees, as in Evil Empire--displayed prominently at the Yanks' crosstown rival? It turns out that Minaya, who grew up a fly ball from Shea Stadium in Queens rooting for the Mets, loves the movie for a line that captures his own unlikely ascension: De Niro, who plays a bus driver, barks at his Mob-bedazzled son, "The workingman...