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3 min - 2008-10-28 Crimson summer exchange program brings Harvard, Yale and Cambridge students to Zhejiang University to spend a unbelievable summer with 120 ZJU freshman

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By rss@youtube.com (pawntakesqueencheck) Harvard mounts a stunning comeback, scoring 16 points in the final 42 seconds to tie the game and tie Yale for the season championship. Although the final score was tied, the miraculous comeback prompted the Harvard Crimson to proclaim in its headline, "Harvard beats Yale, 29-29".

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CAMBRIDGE - A victory over Yale will never be thought of as a consolation prize at Harvard. The Crimson face their historic rivals in the 126th edition of The Game on Saturday,...

WOMEN’S SOCCER Harvard (9-6-1, 6-1-0 Ivy) took home the Ivy League championship for the second consecutive year this season. The Crimson entered last weekend guaranteed a share of the title, but ensured sole possession of first place with an overtime win over Columbia on Saturday. Yale (...

The men’s and women’s squash teams, preparing for their upcoming seasons, competed at the Ivy League Scrimmages in New Haven, Conn. ,last weekend. The highlight of the two-day affair was the Big Green men’s 5-4 victory over Harvard — the team’s first-ever defeat of the Crimson, according...

The Crimson women’s tennis team hosted the Harvard Invitational this weekend, while sophomore Holly Cao traveled to New Haven to play in the ITA National Indoor Championships. Cao, who qualified for the national tournament after winning the ITA Northeast Regional two weeks ago, faced...

The Malkin Athletic Center was an eventful place this weekend. During the two Harvard women’s volleyball games, a record was broken, one contest required overtime, another ended in a shutout, and a German accordion player performed the American national anthem on Saturday night. For th...

Being the underdog is a position Harvard women’s hockey isn’t terribly familiar with. But when No. 2 Clarkson (10-1-1, 4-0-0) came to Bright Hockey Center on Friday night, that’s what the No. 10 Crimson was. Harvard stuck with the Golden Knights, scoring first, but couldn’t hold on as Clarks...

Just five games into the season and with a split conference record, Harvard women’s hockey has already reached a historic achievement. The No. 10 Crimson (2-2-0, 2-2-0 ECAC) secured the program’s 500th win against No. 7 St. Lawrence (4-4-3, 2-3-0 ECAC) in a 3-0 decision Saturday afternoon a...

Two games, same story. Although the Harvard men’s hockey team (1-2, 1-2 ECAC, 1-1 Ivy) took a 3-1 lead in the first two periods against the Big Red (3-0, 3-0 ECAC, 2-0 Ivy), the Crimson yielded four goals in the final frame, ultimately succumbing to long-time rivals No. 5 Cornell, 6-3. Saturda...

Skating off the ice Friday night, the Harvard men’s hockey team must have been in disbelief. The Crimson had built a 4-1 lead over Colgate through two periods and looked poised for an easy win. But in the final frame, the Raiders surged back and Harvard watched its advantage quickly disinteg...

Having its best start to the season since 2005, the Harvard field hockey team (5-12, 2-5 Ivy League) couldn’t have found a more heart-breaking way to end the season.

NEW YORK—For the third-straight week, Harvard football came up against an easily-beatable Ivy opponent. And for the third straight week, the Crimson made it clear early who the best team on the field was. Harvard (6-2, 5-0 Ivy) went down to New York on Saturday and scored on its first two pos...

NEW YORK—As The Crimson indicated in Friday’s Around the Ivies column, Harvard football couldn’t rest on its laurels Saturday against Columbia. In the early weeks of the season, the Lions embarrassed their opponents and positioned themselves in the Ancient Eight’s upper echelon. This...

Once an Ivy League sleeper pick, the Lions have regressed after early success and are now fighting to stay out of the Ancient Eight basement. But it would be a mistake for the Crimson to take its trip to New York lightly. With its game against Penn, the Crimson’s dangerous companion atop the Iv...

Facing two ECAC opponents this weekend, the Crimson men’s hockey team will attempt to replicate last week’s win over Dartmouth. Harvard (1-0, 1-0 ECAC) will face Colgate (2-2-3) tonight and archrival No. 5 Cornell (1-0) on Saturday. The two New York road contests will be the first games awa...

It used to be that a date with Cornell was a near-guaranteed win for the Harvard women’s hockey team. The Crimson had the Big Red’s number of late, winning 10 straight contests over the last three seasons—including sweeping Cornell out of the last two conference playoffs. And when Harvard t...

Kwaku Nyamekye has spent much of his Harvard soccer career as an unsung hero, helping to cement the Crimson back line during the last four years. “For a defender to get recognition is a tough thing in soccer,” Harvard coach Jamie Clark said. “Shutouts are associated with goal keepers, and go...

It may have been senior night for the Harvard field hockey team last night at Jordan Field, but it was the underclassmen who gave the Crimson an opportunity to win the game. Down 4-2 to University of New Hampshire (12-6, 3-2 America East) in the second half, Harvard sophomores Carly Dickson...

As November brings low temperature and swirling winds to the Charles River, the average person might be hesitant to get on the water. But the Harvard sailing team is more than happy to stay on the river for another two weeks. Forced to overcome biting, difficult conditions this past weekend...

The women’s soccer team fell at the hands of Harvard on Saturday, losing 2-1 in Cambridge, Mass. Harvard (8-6-1, 5-1 Ivy) scored the game-winning goal, which broke a 1-1 tie, with less than four minutes to play.

Too little, too late is becoming a trend for the Harvard field hockey team. After getting outscored, 11-0, in the first half of its past two losses against No. 4 Princeton and No. 9 Boston College, the Crimson (5-10, 2-4 Ivy) let Dartmouth (9-7, 4-2) gain a 4-2 advantage in its last conference h...

Last season, the Crimson women’s volleyball team defeated Columbia in two meetings but lost to Cornell twice. This season, Harvard had it out for the New York teams and entered each contest looking to prove that it is the better squad—and did so in a weekend sweep at the Malkin Athletic Cent...

Even nature couldn’t defeat the Harvard women’s soccer team, which found itself in a 1-1 tie in the second half on Saturday at Ohiri Field, fighting both Dartmouth and a 29 mph wind. But the Crimson (8-6-1, 5-1 Ivy) was undeterred, and in the 87th minute notched the go-ahead goal to hold off t...

After a tough mid-season loss to Lafayette two weeks ago, the Crimson crushed another Ivy League opponent on Saturday. Harvard football (5-2, 4-0 Ivy) justified its place at the top of the Ancient Eight with a 42-21 victory over Dartmouth (1-6, 1-3) just a week after trouncing Princeton,...

Harvard proved yesterday it's not about to go green any time soon as the Crimson doubled up Dartmouth, 42-21, before a Harvard Stadium crowd of 8,107. The win allowed...

Harvard coach Tim Murphy is hoping that Halloween day doesn't turn his stomach green by nightfall as the Crimson host Dartmouth's Big Green in a noon kickoff at...

Just over midway through the first period in the Harvard women’s hockey team’s exhibition game against McGill on Saturday, Jillian Dempsey readied herself for a faceoff in the Martlets’ zone. The puck dropped, and Dempsey pounced. The freshman zipped a pass behind her to co-captain Kath...

What a difference a year makes. This time last October, Harvard was scrambling to fill the goalie position, looking to three untested netminders to act as anchors of the team’s defense. But with the return of star goaltender Kyle Richter—as well as the recent rise of up-and-coming junior R...

The ninth-ranked Harvard women’s hockey team, having won the previous two ECAC Hockey regular-season and Ivy League titles, looks to continue a tradition of success in the 2009-10 season. Despite having graduated its top three offensive contributors last year, the Crimson plans to ca...

Nines were wild last night. For the second game in a row, Harvard field hockey surrendered nine goals as ninth-ranked Boston College (13-4, 1-3 ACC) defeated the Crimson (5-9, 2-3 Ivy) 9-1 last night. “It definitely wasn’t our best game,” sophomore forward Allie Kimmel said. “I think we jus...

During the 2009 spring season, one of the most compelling stories about Harvard men’s lightweight crew was the dominance of its freshman boat. The Crimson rookies blew by the competition week in and week out, until they were finally handed a second-place finish by Princeton on April 25.

It only took a minute and a half for the Harvard football team to begin erasing the bitter memory of last week’s loss to Lafayette. In Saturday’s contest against Princeton (1-5, 0-3 Ivy), the Crimson (4-2, 3-0 Ivy) used three plays in its first drive—a pair of one-yard rushes and a 77-yard bo...

For the last three minutes of Harvard field hockey’s matchup with Princeton, it looked as if the scoreboard at Jordan Field might need a few extra lights. But thankfully for the scorekeeper, the Tigers attack halted before it could reach double-digits. Playing in a light drizzle before a c...

The Harvard women’s soccer team’s (7-6-1, 4-1 Ivy) 1-0 loss to Princeton (6-6-3, 2-2-1 Ivy) on Saturday at Ohiri Field had all of these features. The deciding tally came from Tiger freshman Jen Hoy, who scored with less than five minutes to play.

After coming up short against Ivy League-leading Penn (16-4, 7-0) 3-1, the Harvard volleyball team (8-11, 4-4 Ivy League) sought to go over .500 in conference play when it took a two-game road trip against Brown (5-13, 1-6) and Yale (18-4, 6-1) this weekend. The Crimson swept Brown 25-23, 2...

Oh, Canada. Facing off against McGill in a preseason exhibition game, the Harvard men’s hockey team battled to a 3-3 tie with the Canadian squad at Bright Hockey Center on Friday. Although the Crimson outshot McGill, 49-18, and had 13 powerplay chances—including a few minutes of 5-on-3 pl...

Though the warm rain outside was a memory that it’s still fall in Cambridge, fans of Harvard women’s hockey got their first taste of winter Saturday afternoon. The Crimson took the ice against collegiate competition for the first time this year, defeating McGill, 4-1, in exhibition acti...

The Harvard football team’s practices this week had the feel of uncharted waters. Coming off its worst loss in three years—a rather shocking 35-18 home defeat at the hands of the Patriot League’s Lafayette College, the Crimson (3-2, 2-0 Ivy) looks to rebound tomorrow at 12:00 p.m. as it take...

Cruising home from Harlem on Saturday, the Harvard women’s volleyball team must have had Frank Sinatra’s “New York, New York” playing over the team bus’ speakers. The Crimson (6-9, 2-2 Ivy) played to a tune of a 3-0 shutout of Columbia on Saturday after outperforming Cornell 3-1 during th...

By Max Wasserman Despite Cornell’s current success, Harvard is still the big favorite to win the Ivy League football title and the no trip to the playoffs that comes with it. The Crimson have more votes than Cornell in the latest FCS poll despite an opening game loss to a ranked Holy Cross team. The only reason...

As summer came to an official end this past weekend, so too did a losing streak. Just not Harvard’s. On Sunday night at Nickerson Field across the river, Boston University (3-4-2) gave the Crimson (1-5-1) another preseason loss in front of 244 fans and those watching on Fox Soccer Channel.

By Adam Clark Estes Seriously, the First Amendment is awesome, but would the Crimson might as well run a full page for the Imperial Klans of America on that campus. (Yeah, that’s the real link. I’m on some sort of list now I think. Fuck you, Harvard Crimson Business Board for making me reckon with freedom of speech...

By Qichen Zhang On Wednesday night, Jon Stewart lampooned the MBA Oath established by a group of second-year students at Harvard Business School. Earlier, the Harvard Crimson reported that as a result of the financial apocalypse, Maxwell Anderson, now an HBA graduate, had drafted a Boy Scout-esque pl...

By Max Wasserman Columbia: Lerner Hall will no longer be open 24/7 due to the economy, but you can still look inside anytime from anywhere Cornell: Former Cornell star goalie Dave McKee has been charged with rape in southern California, Kobe Bryant not returning his calls Dartmouth: The reign of Jim Yong...

 MA Last week's reunion featured a special event, the showing of the film whose title echoes the immortal Harvard Crimson headline “Harvard Beats Yale 29 to 29.” Assembled in a spacious auditorium, the reunion attendees cheered whenever the football ... New York Times

 MA The Harvard Crimson is reporting that the Cambridge man killed Monday evening in the stairwell of a Harvard dormitory is linked to the Harvard campus drug trade. The Crimson reported it obtained two text messages from a Harvard student sent from a cell ...

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By Adam Clark Estes The recent shooting on Harvard’s campus stinks like a drug deal gone bad, and there are text messages to prove it. A recent article in the Crimson, who have actually been kind of awesome in covering the scoop, details how text messages recovered from victim Justin Cosby’s phone threw up som...

By Adam Clark Estes Before the sound of the TV news ‘copters faded after the shooting at Harvard today, another student got almost stabbed outside of the Crimson building. The victim of the shooting was not a Harvard student, it turns out, but the knifepoint mugging victim definitely was. Already a day full of...

By Maureen O'Connor File this under most terrible coincidence possible: An unidentified “college-aged” male was shot at Harvard’s Kirkland House, an undergraduate residential college, around 5PM today, reports the Harvard Crimson. The victim was conscious but bleeding at the time of the Crimson’s rep...

By Lingbo Li The Crimson published an editorial last week criticizing the German government for scapegoating violent video games in order to explain a school shooting in Winnenden, Germany that killed 15. The paper’s pro-Halo stance was supported by a recent study that playing shoot-em-up games a...

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 MN To hide evidence of torture is as morally dubious as the act itself; the last thing this country needs is another Bush. This column was originally published in the Harvard Crimson at Harvard University. Please send comments to letters@mndaily.com.

By Max Wasserman The Cornell students at the Daily Sun had their “Big Red Claim 2nd Consecutive Ivy League Men’s Basketball Title” stories ready on Saturday afternoon. Then Harvard had to go and ruin everything by beating the Big Red by 1. Last year, Cornell beat Harvard by 1 when the Crimson players committ...

By JWM(noreply@blogger.com) On Dec. 2, The Crimson reported: “Harvard Endowment Fell 22 Percent in Four Months” “We are less hard hit than some other institutions,” Levin told the News Tuesday afternoon. “That’s because of the excellent management of our endowment by David Swensen.”

By Adam Clark Estes The Crimson endorsement has been the kiss-of-death in the past two elections.  So take to the polls and make it a hat trick, Cantabs.  Harvard could use a Hapsburgian prince these days, after all. The University Council for everyone’s favorite self-important student body is currently ele...

By noreply@blogger.com (Matthew E. Kahn) Harvard Crimson Opinion Going Green with Harvard's Green Published On 12/10/2008 11:51:13 PM By ALEXANDER R. KONRAD This piece ran as part of our focus on Harvard's endowment. Alexander R. Konrad ’11, a Crimson editorial writer, is a history concentrator in Quincy House.

Loss to Dartmouth stirs Dutchmen vs. Harvard The Dutchmen outshot Harvard 17-0 the rest of the period and got the powerplay goals from Cook and Caffaro. Union outshot Harvard 21-9 in the period. UNION 3, HARVARD 1 Harvard 0 1 0 ? 1 Shots on goal?Harvard 7-9-12?28, Union 5-21-6?32

The Engineers had 10 power-play opportunities against the Crimson, but didn't convert until late in the third period. Ice chips Opponents: Harvard, Dartmouth Records: Harvard, 2-0-0 (2-0-0 ECAC); RPI, 1-5-1 (0-1-0) Opponents: Dartmouth, Harvard

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. ? When RPI skated onto the ice before the start of the third period in Tuesday night's ECAC game at Harvard, the Crimson fans "serenaded" goalie Matthias Lange with the lyric, "It's all your fault."That was in reference to a first-period goal allowed by Lange.

Last night at Blodgett pool, the Harvard men’s water polo team fell to No. 19 Brown 10-8 in overtime. The Crimson (2-5, 1-1 CWPA) stayed in the game with solid defense and a few timely goals, but in the end, missed opportunities prevented the team from getting the win. “We came out strong right f...

By Dan Haley According to The Harvard Crimson, this review was formed in response to an incident where university police stopped a young African-American man using tools to remove a lock from a bicycle. After a conversation “laced with obscenities,” the police learned the young man was the owner of t...

 United Kingdom - The MBA students are in their first year, studying RC – Harvard co de for required curriculum – when, as part of the course, they play "Crimson Greetings". ... Brunel University Launches MBA In Healthcare Management Medical News Today (press release) all 2 news articles

 CA - May 22, 2008 But there's a problem: A 2003 article in the Harvard Crimson confirms that it was called FaceMash, not FaceSmash, and it was "created entirely by ...

 CA - May 22, 2008 But there's a problem: A 2003 article in the Harvard Crimson confirms that it was called FaceMash, not FaceSmash, and it was "created entirely by ...

Leppert leaving Hilton Head Prep for Harvard  SC - He said he also will serve as an unpaid assistant for the Crimson women's soccer team. "A lot of what I want to study extends from coaching soccer at Prep ...

A New History at Harvard  MA - By THE CRIMSON STAFF History is certainly a worthy course of study. Harvard boasts numerous courses devoted to studying the world’s histories, ... Investment in science and technology heightens the importance of ... Harvard Political Review all 2 news articles

HUDS Advisory Council Begins Review  MA - By ESTHER I. YI In a corner of the Quincy House Dining Hall yesterday evening, two members of the Harvard University Dining Services (HUDS) Advisory Council ... May the Outsiders Starve Harvard Crimson all 2 news articles

Harvard and the Ivy League have said they will review the possibility that the Crimson men's basketball program committed recruiting violations. The Ivy League released a short statement Tuesday after an article in The New York Times on Sunday described how Kenny Blakeney, now a Crimso...

Harvard Crimson' Endorses Obama and McCain Editor & Publisher - Jan 18, 2008 By UWire NEW YORK The Harvard Crimson Friday endorsed Barack Obama and John McCain for the Feb. 5 Massachusetts primaries, touting each man as the best ...

Kirkland Student Dies  MA - Edwards was pronounced dead at the scene, according to the Harvard University Police Department. Firefighters were called to the scene to investigate the ... Kirkland Sophomore Found Dead at Medical School Harvard Crimson all 3 news articles

AMOR PERFECT UNION: The Core That You Need to Take  MA - Sep 17, 2007 By LOREN AMOR Back in May, the Harvard University Faculty of Arts and Sciences announced that it was replacing the long-standing Core Curriculum with a new ...

In the HARVARD CRIMSON, Samuel P. Jacobs writes “the University will confer honorary degrees today on 10 people, including professors, philosophers, a basketball player, and one drop-out billionaire. The recipients include Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates, a drop-out of Harvard Colle...

Stern Lessons For Terrorism Expert  MA - One of Harvard’s federally mandated Institutional Review Boards (IRBs), which reviews the plans of University researchers who hope to study human subjects, ...

Sports Psychology: More Than Games  MA - But at a place like Harvard, where most competitors will see their athletic careers culminate in Crimson, the lasting effects of a learning experience must ...

 MA - By THE CRIMSON STAFF. The flurry of curricular changes proposed by the Harvard College Curricular Review all share a recognition that, in today’s society, a ... The University Is a Drama Queen Harvard Crimson all 2 news articles

Junior defensive end Brad Bagdis was named the 2007 captain of Harvard football at the team’s annual year-end football awards dinner last night at the Harvard Club of Boston. 13 Crimson players also received All-Ivy League honors, including six first-teamers.

 Canada - one in crew: the Crimson and Elis raced down New Hampshire's Lake Winnipesaukee on Aug. 3, 1852, in the first intercollegiate sporting event. Harvard won that ...

WESTWOOD, Calif.—Most Los Angeles first-timers are given their requisite 15 minutes of fame, but the visiting Harvard men’s soccer team only got 1:55. That was all it took for UCLA midfielder Sal Zizzo to scorch Harvard’s left side and fire a shot into the far post past Crimson junior goalk...

In the words of Binghamton head coach Paul Marco, “both halves were worth the price of admission.” On Saturday, the Harvard men’s soccer team faced off against the Bearcats in its first game of the NCAA tournament. The Crimson triumphed over Binghamton 2-1, but only after essentially play...

What should have been a day of celebration for Harvard turned into a solemn affair today, as Penn (5-4, 3-3 Ivy) upset the Crimson (7-2, 4-2 Ivy) 22-13 in front of 7,819 at Franklin Field in Philadelphia, Penn.

After having some slow offensive starts this season, the Harvard women’s soccer team (3-8-1, 2-1-0 Ivy) couldn’t wait even four minutes to put one in the back of the net. The Crimson got a goal from sophomore midfield Rachel Lau at the 3:45 mark of the game and played conservative soccer thr...

 United States - Under his leadership, the Crimson has won three Ivy League titles, and the 10-0 squad of 2004 is considered by some the best Harvard team in 100 years. ...

Under his leadership, the Crimson has won three Ivy League titles, and the 10-0 squad of 2004 is considered by some the best Harvard team in 100 years. ... CU football: Big Red goes up against Dawson, Harvard Ithaca Journal Coaches unhappy with Murphy Boston Globe

The Harvard men’s soccer team entered the contest against Yale on Saturday at Ohiri Field on a sour note—coming off of a four-game stretch over which it went a dismal 1-3. But the Crimson left the field with the taste of victory once again.

Last season, the Harvard men’s soccer team ran into trouble when it didn’t score first. The Crimson fell in six such games—against Vermont, Boston University, Brown, Yale, Cornell, and Holy Cross, But this season, Harvard (6-4-0, 1-1-0 Ivy) has taken huge steps to make sure it can recove...

So maybe it wasn’t a win, but the second half of a tough loss was the best played and most exciting stretch Harvard women’s soccer fans have seen in this young season. The Crimson (0-5-0) gave No. 11 Penn State (3-2-2) a big scare on Friday at Ohiri Field before eventually losing 3-2 in double-o...

As the Harvard women’s soccer team plays host to three teams this weekend, it will be hoping its guests will be just gracious enough to let it emerge with its first victory of the season. This weekend, the Crimson (0-4-0, 0-0 Ivy) hopes to break into the win column at the annual Harvard Invita...

 MA - a statement in November attacking Summers for purportedly leaking to The Crimson word of ... all that I have received so far,” Hoxby, a Harvard College professor ... Seven Undergraduates Chosen To Serve on Student Advisory Committee ... Harvard Crimson all 2 related

It took a near-perfect performance to finally end the Harvard men’s basketball team’s perfect start. Behind guard Justin Chirea’s 7-for-10 shooting from behind the arc, Central Connecticut State (CCSU) stormed past the Crimson (5-1) for an 87-79 victory on Saturday afternoon at Lavi...