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...loyal to a brand is because of all the connotations and associations that go with the name,” Wathieu said. “The question then is, do the associations that travel with the new name appeal to customers as well?”Sara M. Sedgwick ’06 speculated that the change was spurred by The Wrap “losing all their business to Felipe’s.”Others said they were confused by the change and assumed Boloco was an entirely different restaurant...
...goal, where Shields—along with both of her primary backups, Maja Agustsdottir and Julia James—will graduate. Freshman Maggie Robinson is the only other goalie currently on the roster. Harvard will also say farewell to forward Allison Kaveney, midfielder Maile Tavepholjalern, and back Sara Sedgwick. “We’re really going to miss Sedge and Shields in goal,” said co-captain Laura Odorczyk, the lone junior on this year’s roster. “They were so great for us this year. We couldn’t have...
...just sort of sprinted back to the goal,” Odorczyk said. “I didn’t even clear it. I just sort of tapped it. I was scared I was going to hit it in the net. Luckily [senior back Sara Sedgwick] was right there, so she cleared it. She was in the perfect position too.”The scare helped motivate Harvard to finish the game strong.“The girl was so close to scoring, so it just showed us that we had to play for the full 90 minutes...
...play.“I was going for a header, and her foot went straight into my mouth,” Merritt said. “She deserved [a card].”Harvard had multiple chances to win the game in regulation as well. Senior back Sara Sedgwick hit the crossbar on a free kick in the first half, and senior midfielder Maile Tavepholjalern also had a ball deflect off the crossbar off a lob later in the game. Wylie led the team with seven shots—half of the team’s total...
...Harvard’s one goal, ending the first half down one. Cornell continued its strong attack in the second half, outshooting Harvard 12-7. But the Crimson successfully held the Big Red scoreless while putting two more goals past Matlin over the final 45 minutes. Senior forward Sara Sedgwick scored the second goal of the game at 56:04. The unassisted goal, Sedgwick’s first of the season, was shot from midfield and cruised over Matlin’s head, putting Harvard up 2-0. “It was the first time this year that we?...