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...balance reverse layup to give the Crimson (3-3) an 83-81 lead they would not lose. “It wasn’t designed. but because all the other guys made plays down the stretch, there was an open lane for me because [the Wildcats] were on our shooters and our postmen, so that opened up a gap for me,” Lin said. “And then I just tried to attack it and see what would happen.” Harvard thought it had won when UNH forward Mike Christensen missed an open three...
...helped establish the infant German cinema as a beacon of sophisticated drama and innovative technique. Kino, the top DVD label for silent films, offers a four-disc sampler of the director's early work, all from 1919 to 1921, including lavish historical dramas (Anna Boleyn), mountain films (The Wildcat, with a very feral Pola Negri) and delightful comedies. Best is The Oyster Princess, "a grotesque in four acts," in which the director sets a pinwheeling series of sight gags in motion like a vaudevillian with his spinning plates. He's not yet working at his Hollywood level...
...Durham, N.H. Coming off a three-match winless road trip to California, the Crimson (2-5) traveled north for a final chance to pick up a preseason victory against a gritty opponent. Though Harvard fought out of a 2-1 hole to force a deciding fifth game, the Wildcats (3-10) dominated play towards the end of the match to win, 3-2 (30-24, 25-30, 30-26, 19-30, 15-12). The Crimson took game four, but UNH showed some fight towards the end of the frame and carried that momentum into the final game. Turning...
...previously lackluster performances as senior Aline Brown netted her first collegiate goal, putting the Crimson up just 10 minutes in. Brown maneuvered her way through the chaos in front of the cage to receive sophomore Francine Polet’s textbook pass and slap it past the Wildcat goalie.The Harvard defense walled up the backfield, holding New Hampshire to a mere single shot before halftime.With the second half, however, came a disgruntled Wildcat team that clawed its way through the Crimson defenders. Knoche denied three New Hampshire shots on goal before one slipped through at 57:10. Though Harvard...
...week before the Heptagonal Championships, the Harvard track and field team participated cautiously at the University of New Hampshire’s Wildcat Invitational. While the non-scoring event this past weekend proved to be a stable stepping stone for the Crimson women, the Harvard men were saving their best for Heptagonals. Freshman Favia Merritt set the standard early for the women, claiming two of the Crimson’s seven first-place finishes. Only .04 seconds behind, freshman Brittan Smith earned second after Merritt in the 200-meter race. Smith later snagged the top spot in the long jump...