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...handkerchiefs triumphantly waving over the Yale side of Harvard Stadium 40 years ago.On the overcast afternoon of Nov. 24, 1968, with three minutes to go in the fourth quarter and the Bulldogs ahead 29-13, the Game—the final appearance for Skowronski and his senior teammates??seemed to be headed towards an inevitable Crimson defeat. “I felt totally crushed,” Harvard’s former center says. “This was the most important game of my life, and I was realizing that my career was over...
...hasn’t read Moby Dick, they know it’s supposed to be great, right? Wrong. As much as I had hoped to leave my pretensions in Cambridge, this was not the case—Stephen King made the board, but not Dickens or Whitman, my teammates?? other answers. Praised for our place ahead of the curve in every other context, on the Feud we were but idiot savants...
...player. “Of course, our goal is to win every game, get to the national championship, [and] win that,” Ryabkina says. “I would say, for me, the most important thing is not even that, but just seeing the joy on my teammates?? faces. After a game, when you know you did everything or when you gave someone a pass to score, seeing their face at that moment…that’s my win.”—Staff writer Kate Leist can be reached at kleist@fas.harvard.edu...
...typical with a very young squad, the Crimson has looked more and more comfortable with each game at Blodgett.“We’re very focused in practice,” Connolly explained. “We’re working on overall awareness, not watching teammates?? shots and getting back on defense.”Harvard could certainly benefit from a solid defensive effort, as Brown brings a forceful attack to the pool. While Connolly has shined in goal, logging ten saves in the last contest against the Bears, he cannot stifle the opposition himself...
...tore up the course with a round of 73. After another solid round yesterday, Cho ended regulation play tied for first. She parred the playoff hole, but her opponent, Katelynn Mannix of Siena College, made birdie to take the individual crown. After her great performance, Cho noted her teammates?? support during the start of her college career. “They followed me in the playoff and were cheering for me all the way,” Cho said. “It was really amazing.” As usual for Harvard, though...