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After a myriad of e-mail reminders and pleas by course heads, student leaders, and administrators, the first round of exclusively online evaluations closed Wednesday night...
Despite putting forth a valiant effort, the No. 19 Harvard women’s tennis team hit the end of its playoff run yesterday, when it fell 4-0 to top-seeded Stanford in the Round of 16, held at the University of Georgia. The Crimson finished the season with a 19-7 overall record, while Stanford improved its record to 24-0 and increased its winning streak to 53 matches...
...materially affect him whether he wins 14 matches or eight—just that he emerges with a better-than-even winning percentage. Knowing this, Levitt looked at the last matches in tournaments—when a wrestler with a 13-1 record going into the final round was matched with a 7-7 wrestler on the edge. He found that the 7-7 wrestlers, with more at stake, prevail far more frequently than one would expect—indeed, the winning percentage for 7-7 wrestlers is so improbably high that it suggests foul play...
...Terrapins in a match that was much closer than the final margin indicated. Freshman Celia Durkin’s 6-4, 6-4 win at third singles over Jennifer Dent provided the crucial fourth point, sealing the win for Harvard and sending it on to the second round to face Tennessee...
With three of Harvard’s top four singles players all trailing their matches, the Crimson was in danger of being upset in the first round for the second year in a row. Durkin, however, stepped up to send Harvard into the next round. With the first set locked at four, Durkin broke Dent’s serve and then held her own serve to close out a tight 6-4 win. After Dent went ahead in the second set, 4-3, Durkin reeled off wins in three straight games, breaking Dent’s serve twice...