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...said. “For him, it’s like having 10 kids. He makes sure we’re doing well on and off the course. And he does a great job of ensuring a positive team dynamic and making it fun for us. He has been key in the growth of every player as a golfer and as a person.” —Staff writer Jay M. Cohen can be reached at jaycohen@fas.harvard.edu...
...seven-game Ivy losing streak that would strip Harvard of its chances to nab the top spot. Perhaps the most disappointing defeat of the season came in the sixth game of the streak, as the Crimson wasted a strong first-half performance against eventual Ivy League champion Cornell. Key turnovers in the final seconds allowed the Big Red to wrench the game from Harvard’s grasp, 72-71. While a 1-7 Ivy record forced the Crimson to look to next year for its title dreams, it was not enough to crush morale. Harvard bounced back by sweeping...
...sophomores—the Crimson came back in January and set out to accomplish the unthinkable.“We definitely exceeded all expectations that the outside hockey world had in place for us, but our own expectations were pretty lofty even though we lost a couple of key players to graduation and were starting the season with a particularly young team,” Cahow said. “Nobody else thought that we’d be capable of accomplishing all the great things we did this season.”Harvard set the tone with...
...party’s nomination without incurring the wrath of devoted fans of his brothers’ Camelot. On the two broad issues, creative Democratic alternatives—to the knee-jerk liberalism of Kennedy as well as to the simplistic atavism of Reagan—seem particularly key. Defense spending has long been a bete noire for the Democrats, and only recently have party leaders—including some presidential hopefuls—begun seriously backing plans for heightened military expenditures. It is time for Democrats to realize that their longtime blanket opposition to costly military programs has been...
...conversations with hundreds of undergraduates at Harvard indicate that these final two reasons are the key factors behind economics’ popularity. Students often say that in contrast to most settings, choosing a concentration does not involve a tradeoff: economics is both practical and interesting. Economics majors can have their cake...