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...sheer noise level in the arena undoubtedly became a factor, with the decibels growing as each of the nine three pointers Yale used to bury the Crimson passed through the net. The Bulldogs’ band, packed in behind the basket next to Harvard’s bench, was a key contributor to that sonic influence as well. “I think on one possession [Harvard] actually went out in the hallway because they couldn’t hear anything,” Jones said. “I went over and I thanked the band for coming...
...nine threes as well, but it took nine more attempts for it to do so. The Crimson big men, Stehle and senior center Brian Cusworth, battled foul trouble throughout the second half. Stehle picked up his fifth foul with 3:15 to go, and Cusworth followed Stehle to the bench just over a minute later. “I think he put he put a lot of pressure on himself and over-anticipate in order to generate some steals,” Sullivan said of Stehle’s fouls. Cusworth finished with 16 points and nine boards, while Stehle...
...sheer noise level in the arena undoubtedly became a factor, with the decibels growing as each of the nine three pointers Yale used to bury the Crimson passed through the net. The Bulldogs’ band, packed in behind the basket next to Harvard’s bench, was a key contributor to that sonic influence as well...
...more relevant than Kennedy’s payment of membership dues to the Owl. Moreover, the nature of Alito’s position as a lifetime judicial appointment on the nation’s highest court demands that we further scrutinize his record, both in college and on the bench, far more strictly than a Senator who stands for election every six years. The collegiate histories of politicians—while certainly fodder for media scandals—find relevance only insofar as they affect political careers. Kennedy’s legislative commitment to equality certainly outweighs an adolescent indiscretion...
...they had given Alito the ABA's highest possible rating, Democrats could already see the writing on the wall. The final blow came when a panel of seven current and former judges from the Philadelphia-based Third Circuit Court of Appeals lined up to praise their colleague on the bench. Vermont's Senator Patrick Leahy, the ranking Democrat on the committee, effectively conceding defeat, declined even to ask them a question...