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We’ll ignore Harvard’s proud women’s basketball legacy, which includes numerous Ivy League titles and the sport’s greatest upset, a victory by the 16th-seeded Crimson over 1st seed Stanford in the 1998 NCAA tournament, the only 16-over-1 victory in the history of NCAA basketball, men’s or women?...
...Riain suffered a minor elbow injury during doubles, causing a last-minute change in the singles roster. However, Harvard seemed unaffected by the loss. “We had some adversity...We had to make a change in the singles line-up, and I’m proud of the way they mentally handled that,” coach Gordon Graham said. Schnitter defeated Klara Jarova, 6-1, 6-1, in the No. 5 match, commencing singles play and giving a point to Harvard. South Alabama (3-1) took the second match, as Spangenberg topped...
...Both captains complimented the freshman performances. “The freshmen have been outstanding this year,” Cocks said. “It can be tough to get into a new program, but they’ve been working hard and performing well. I’m proud of the freshmen and sophomores.” Still, the performer of the day was Cromwell, who etched his name in the Crimson record books. “I went into the race hoping to grab a victory and get some momentum for our team,” Cromwell said...
...rendition of the song Heart of Gold ("I want to live/ I want to give ...") feels as if it were written specifically for the film, not for 1972's Harvest. Young, in his new balance of power and gentleness, has rarely looked so comfortable in his own boots: confident, proud and resigned to his own mortality. What's ultimately most appealing about Heart of Gold is that Demme captures that state of grace so beautifully...
...does make some sense. For this is Italy, a country particularly proud of infernos. Indeed, after the thump, thump, thumping came a reading from the peninsula's poet-prophet, with the Italian actor Giorgio Albertazzi reciting an inspiring passage from Dante's Divine Comedy. In a fiery scene, scores of legs kicked in the air, evoking the sinners' feet in the Inferno's Canto XX. How unholy is the thrill when you sense that the circles of hell have, in the end, been transformed into the Olympic rings...