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...men’s and women’s fencing teams were busy this weekend as they faced six separate teams, but Harvard was boosted by some unexpected standout individual performances. Both teams beat Sacred Heart by a score of 21-6 yesterday at the Malkin Athletic Center. In dual-meet play, nine bouts are fought for each weapon—with three fencers in each weapon facing off in round-robin play—for a total of 27 bouts. The men’s side won all three weapons, 7-2 in saber, 8-1 in foil...
...couple of weeks.” Freshman Shay Warren notched two wins at 133 lb. Senior Jonathan Butler (197 lb.) and sophomores Frankie Colletta (174 lb.) and Andrew Knapp (285 lb.) each recorded a victory for the Crimson. Harvard commences its dual-meet season at Hofstra on Sunday. —Staff writer Tony D. Qian can be reached at tonyqian@fas.harvard.edu...
...wrestlers look to win the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association Conference championship and to place in the top five at the NCAA Division I tournament. “We have high goals,” O’Connor said. “We’ll win the dual meets with our Ivy opponents. We’ll win conference.” Health may be the only roadblock in the Crimson’s way, as the squad boasts few weak points. Beyond Caputo, junior Andrew Flanagan—who the NWCA ranks sixth...
...Indeed, the courts may actually be exacerbating Malaysia's divisions. Revathi's case is only one of several that have challenged the complicated legal system set up by Malaysia's founding fathers. The country employs a dual-track structure in which Muslims are bound by an Islamic Shari'a court on issues such as family law, while non-Muslims are governed by civil courts. For many years, overlapping issues, as in the case of intermarriage, were quietly negotiated by both courts. But now, Shari'a courts are increasingly refusing to accept conversions out of Islam, arguing that apostasy is illegal...
...come in swinging, instead of having a feeling of desperation.” The Crimson also gained revenge for the demoralizing upset it suffered at the hands of the Lions on its last trip to New York in 2005. That loss broke Harvard’s streak of 12 dual-meet victories and represented the first time Columbia defeated the Crimson since 1989. This time, Harvard left no room for error in meticulously dismantling the Lions. “Two years ago, it was really disheartening,” co-captain Geoff Rathgeber said. “We hung...