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...HARVARD 11, CORNELL 4The Crimson launched a relentless offensive assault in game two of the doubleheader, posting runs in all but two innings.“We got our bats going,” Walsh said. “I thought we had a real balanced attack today.”After the Big Red jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the second, Harvard immediately responded, taking the lead for good on a two-out, two-run double ripped down the left field line by senior catcher Andrew Casey.Junior Matt Vance continued the Harvard scoring binge...
...Farrar said. “We need to do a better job of putting the ball in the back of the net.” The Crimson finally found a way to stifle the Hawks offense in the third. During that eight-minute stretch, Harvard shut out the Hawks attack by playing solid, mistake-free defense. But it was unable to continue that effort into the fourth quarter, as Hartwick came roaring back to score five goals to close out the game. “It is a question of 32 minutes: can you bring the very highest level...
...smaller, fewer special interest snouts could gorge themselves at the taxpayers expense, and therefore the pigs wouldn’t bother to buy influence. Diminishing the opportunities for rent-seeking would, in turn, redirect spending to investment and consumption, both of which create more social good than financing another attack...
...book reviews. Wood responded with an 11-page letter (later published in the third issue), which included the retort, “[n+1] had serious and sensible things to say about a certain strain of negative reviewing...but it was itself a wholly negative attack on negativity.”TAKING IT TO THE PEOPLEDespite their spattering on the page, Greif says there is actually quite a bit of mutual admiration between the editors of n+1 and Wood. On the other hand, the journal has received some actually hostile responses from bloggers. The prominent Manhattan media blog Gawker.com...
...Erik Farrar said. “That was something that they really weren’t able to stop.” Normally Harvard’s strength is its set offense that relies on patience and ball movement. Last night however, the Crimson showcased a speedy, efficient counter attack that proved to be too strong for Connecticut. The offensive barrage was a demonstration of Harvard’s depth. The Crimson received goals from six different players with freshmen Kathryn Bilder leading the way with five tallies. Junior Melissa Mueller added four goals, while junior captain Lauren Snyder, freshman...