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...little bit more space,” Kerr said. “I think it worked in the first part of overtime and it definitely worked in the second part.” Harvard was finally rewarded during the second half of overtime when Fucito’s cross found Altchek’s head for the game-winner. Helping the Crimson was the play of young defenders like rookies Chey Im and Kwaku Nyamekye, who enabled the Crimson to stay on the offensive. “Kwaku came out as a forward and played a couple of games early...
...sizeable advantage stemmed from impressive play on the defensive end. A 15-save effort from freshman Nikhil Balaraman helped Harvard keep the Rams out of the net. Garcia and junior Chris Ludwick anchored the Crimson offense with four and three goals, respectively. Harvard will travel cross-country to face off against the University of La Verne in California on Thursday. —Staff writer Vincent R. Oletu can be reached at voletu@fas.harvard.edu...
This past March, Barb Jarmoska and 21 other women over the age of 50 set out from San Diego on a cross-country bike trip to raise money for breast-cancer research. Their goal was to arrive in St. Augustine, Fla., in two months' time after pedaling through eight states. Each woman paid for her own trip and picked her own breast-cancer charity. For Jarmoska, it was the perfect way to pay homage to two dear friends she had lost to the disease, while fulfilling a lifelong desire to bike across...
...same spirit, Breast Cancer Action (BCA), a grass-roots advocacy organization based in San Francisco, offers a consumer-education program and website called Think Before You Pink (think before you pink org) introduced four years ago. Jarmoska decided to give BCA the $5,000 she raised biking cross-country...
...Republican candidate has ever taken the White House without winning Ohio. Thus the political wisdom "As goes Ohio, so goes the nation," which explains why directors James D. Stern and Adam Del Deo set up cameras across the state in 2004 as both parties put Ohio in the cross hairs...