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Harvard will host their season-opener against Brown on March 21st in Blodgett Pool, and will host the MIT game April 4. The Crimson women are excited about their prospects this spring. If the team continues to progress at its present pace, then a repeat performance of last year's success is not impossible...
...Texas will be on the Harvard track team as it travels to Houston, for its outdoor season opener against Rice University March 30th and April 1st. Both the men's and women's teams won the Greater Boston Indoor Championships over the winter and are hoping for a repeat performance this spring in the outdoor competition...
...Saturday, vs. 55 at the same point a year ago. To stop the slaughter, the D.C. city council voted last week to impose a 90-day curfew on children under 18. Those caught after 11 p.m. (midnight on weekends) would be hauled to police stations; parents of repeat offenders would be fined. Police are skeptical. In murder cases, says Police Chief Maurice Turner, the "average victim is 31, and the average perpetrator is over the age of 18." If Mayor Marion Barry signs the bill, the local A.C.L.U. has vowed to go to court against...
...seniors were the only players selected from the ECAC. Hockey East had three players named: Boston College's Greg Brown and Tim Sweeney, and Maine's David Capuano, a repeat finalist. Brown, the only defenseman on the list, also played for Team USA in Calgary last winter...
...Harvard women's basketball team will not repeat as Ivy League champions. The Crimson (15-10 overall, 9-4 Ivy) succumbed to Princeton, 71-54, Saturday night at Jadwin Gymnasium in Princeton, N.J., eliminating the possibility of a tie with Dartmouth for the Ivy crown...