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...WILDCAT INVITATIONAL...
...meters on her first attempt in the high jump, junior Becky Christensen became just the third woman in Harvard history to claim a Penn Relays medal and headlined a triumphant weekend for the Crimson track and field team, split between the three-day relays in Philadelphia and the Wildcat Invitational III hosted...
...you’re lacking in certain events, you start losing points to the other team,” Holmquest said.The Crimson returns to action next weekend with some student athletes traveling to Philadelphia for the three-day Penn Relays and others going to Durham, N.H. for the Wildcat Invitational hosted by UNH.—Staff writer Dixon McPhillips can be reached at fmcphill@fas.harvard.edu...
...since the Song dynasty 1,000 years ago. But after the communist takeover in 1949, mining went dormant for decades. Personal ownership of gold was banned as a bourgeois extravagance, and production rarely broke 20 tons a year. That started to change with economic reform in the 1990s. Small wildcat operations began to proliferate, and these relatively unsophisticated outfits dominate the sector today. While countries such as South Africa, Australia, the U.S. and Canada get most of their production from a few dozen large, efficient mines, China has an estimated 2,000 mines scattered throughout the country. And because...
...last 4-0 start for the Harvard women’s lacrosse team came way back in 1992.A repeat of that achievment was in sight heading in to yesterday afternoon as the Crimson visited New Hampshire (3-2), but the Wildcats, fresh off impressive victories against Connecticut and No. 10 Yale, stopped Harvard’s (3-1) hot start to the 2008 season with a dominating 16-5 win.It was the first major roadblock this season for a cruising Harvard team that, coming in yesterday afternoon, had trailed for only 26 of its first 180 minutes of play...