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Clay Johnson and Sloan Devlin finished as runners-up in the Intercollegiate Sailing Association/Vanguard Singlehanded National Championships, held this weekend in

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Harvard fans of the Boston Red Sox erupted into celebration last night when their team triumphed, 10-3, over the New

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Maybe sophomore running back Clifton Dawson didn’t have another game for the record books. Luckily, Dawson is far from the

Maybe sophomore running back Clifton Dawson didn’t have another game for the record books. Luckily, Dawson is far from the

ling team’s ability to fill the large shoes left by the graduation of six All-American seniors were hammered home this