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...impressed with how the guys fought the whole time. We went into matches that we really could not win because of the forfeits we had to make.” The Crimson also benefitted from the rise of some young talents, which included freshmen Louis Caputo (184 lbs.) and Andrew Flanagan (157 lbs.). Flanagan finished first in the EIWAs, and was one of the five Harvard wrestlers—along with Caputo—to qualify for the NCAA tournament. Flanagan, Ogunwole, and Meltzer all made the All-Ivy first team, while Preston and Caputo made the second team...
...first-place achievement and four other top-ten finishes were not enough to edge the competition. Scherf paced the Harvard women to a fourth-place finish with another second-place effort at the New England Championships. Barrett’s presence was again felt as he and sophomore Andrew Lipkin earned spots in the top 16 to help the men’s team take second overall. Barrett continued his impressive season as the Crimson’s best at the Ivy League Heptagonal Championships, but his No. 37 finish could not resurrect Harvard from last place. Harvard concluded...
...Forrest Gump of the military. He ended up in the spotlight through no fault of his own." FREDERICK WRIGHT, father of Lance Corporal Andrew Wright, 21, a Marine who his parents say was ordered, along with a fellow serviceman, to photograph the corpses of unarmed Iraqi civilians allegedly killed by members of their unit in Haditha, Iraq...
...give smooth, market-tested replies to the tough questions. But the patience is rewarded. Webb has taken a spiritual journey over the past decade, launched by the research he did for Born Fighting, his nonfiction paean to his all-American ethnic group, the Scots Irish. "When I started studying Andrew Jackson, I realized that I was really a Jacksonian populist Democrat," Webb tells the crowd. "Jackson believed that you don't measure the health of a society at the apex but at the base. I believe that too, and that's why I'm a Democrat." There are other reasons...
...would allow for FM broadcasting. And in addition to reaching an audience of about 250,000 in the greater Boston area, WHRB hoped to increase the quality of its broadcasts.“All the recent emphasis on long-playing records and high fidelity,” Victor F. Andrew ’57, the WHRB president at the time, told The Crimson in December 1956, “have made people come to expect high-quality reproduction.” Broadcasting on FM would allow WHRB to achieve the level of quality its listeners expected. And though the station...