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...attack efficiency early in the match and prevented the offense from establishing a rhythm. “We just broke down as a team,” Fitz said. “Everyone made a mistake or two.” In the first and second frames, Harvard and the Raiders (11-3) traded points, with neither team establishing a large cushion. With sophomore Brian Rapp setting, the Crimson showed flashes of brilliance but countered with several costly mistakes. With the score tied at 15, Rivier went on a 9-2 run. Facing a significant deficit, Harvard could not make...
...heart.Sparked by Franklin, the Crimson turned it around after the break, shooting 5-for-6 from beyond the arc and 74 percent for the second half overall. After shooting only five free throws in the first half, the Harvard women made it to the line frequently in the second frame. The Crimson was similiarly on fire from the charity stripe, as Harvard buried 15 of 21 attempts from the line after the break. Franklin played a huge part in the team’s comeback, scoring 12 of her 16 points in the second half and nailing a clutch three...
...been its ability to score during the power play—Sarah Wilson’s overtime goal against Boston University last week was the first even-strength goal by the Crimson since Jan. 11, a span of 303:48—two power plays in the second frame for the Crimson brought no fortune, as all six shots taken were saved by Quandt. Continued strong play from BC, combined with a bad pass by Harvard and swift move by Spillane, brought the Eagles’ lead to 2-0 with 17:22 left in the second period. The period...
...been at Harvard have been the longest he has ever lived in one place. Binder says that dorm living is a step up from the circus; he is particularly grateful for hot showers and a bed that is long enough to accommodate his 6’2” frame. Though Binder says that he sometimes feels restless here, he is enjoying being around so many people his own age. For those times when Binder really misses the circus, he keeps his stilts in his room for a leisurely stroll around the Square...
...spoken-word Grammy for for the audio version of his memoir, "Dreams from My Father." But here's the killer: He doesn't really gain weight. People who've met with him note he's endlessly snacking on nuts or whatever is at hand, and yet his 6'2'' frame remains as trim as ever. "At one point in the campaign, he said if he doesn't work out, he loses weight,' says Robert Gibbs, Obama's spokesman. "And I was like 'you really shouldn't say that anymore...