Word: harvardization
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...England powerhouse Providence should have the top spot all wrapped up, so in reality there are two others up for grabs. Local rivals Boston University and Northeastern are Harvard's top competitors. Despite the Eli's recent lackluster performances they cannot be considered out of the running. Another dark horse, UNH, should also be watched...
...victory for Princeton, which is 8-0 for the season and sending seven of their squad to the Nationals, came as a shock to no one. But Yale's third-place finish surprised the many who thought the race for second, third and fourth, would primarily be between Brown, Harvard, and Dartmouth...
Besides the outstanding team performances by Princeton and Harvard, the only two teams to place all of their top five finishers among the first 25 spots, several individuals stood...
Crimson ace Johanna Forman, Harvard's second finisher, came from way back in the field and placed seventh with a time of 16:40. Sophomore Kristin Linsley, senior Kat Taylor, and sophomore Ashley Warren crossed the finish line in 18th, 23rd, and 25th place respectively...
...touring U.S. Olympic hockey team, boasting an impressive 18-7-1 mark against some pretty tough squads, visits the new Alexander H. Bright Hockey Center tonight to face Harvard--and a long night could be in store for the young Cambridge squad...