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...last thirty or so minutes of its game yesterday, the Harvard women’s soccer team (3-2-1, 0-0 Ivy) was knocking on the door of its second goal??and of its first win under pressure this season.After missing chance after chance in enemy territory, the Crimson’s captain finally kicked that door through and made the team’s first statement win official. On a beautiful afternoon at Harvard’s Cumnock Turf, Nicole Rhodes scored eight minutes into overtime to seal a 2-1 win over crosstown rival Northeastern...
...games at the Hartford Invitational, but couldn’t grab a victory until its third contest against Northeastern. The formula has held true again this season: the Crimson (1-2-0, 0-0 Ivy) sputtered on offense in two matchups in California last weekend, but notched its first goal??and its first victory—in its third game of the 2008 season with a 1-0 win over New Hampshire (1-4-1, 0-0 America East) Wednesday night at Bremner Field in Durham, NH. The likely explanation? Negotiating play with new teammates, especially...
...Don’t Tell” policy, which prohibits those who “demonstrate a propensity or intent to engage in homosexual acts” from serving. While its students are trying to change their future for the better, Harvard University claims to champion that same goal??by banning a student organization from its campus and grandstanding at its commissioning ceremony. We cannot be content to excuse the University’s mistreatment of ROTC students in an effort to make a political statement
...playing way too much ‘D’ its going to catch up with you,” senior midfielder Zach Widbin said.After a 5-0 Quaker run in the third period, Harvard muscled four goals in the final frame, fired eight shots-on-goal??one of which caught the post—and succeeded in every clear attempt, never surrendering possession on transition.“It was a testament to our team’s character that we didn’t quit,” said sophomore midfielder Jason Duboe, who netted...
...point to something entirely generational. Just as the housing system to which we all submit was born out of a concern for preserving diversity, undergraduates’ impulse to foster House pride is the product of our diversity-conscious culture. Diversity is ultimately a positive societal goal??there seems to be little doubt about that. Yet it also makes for strange behavior. When people are lumped together with those with whom they may not have much in common, there’s an impulse to find some connection to celebrate. When this happened to 1,600 Harvard freshmen...