Daniel A. Grafstein
Marxism in the Science Center
The New England Marxism Conference convened at the Science Center this weekend, drawing 180 attendees with workshops such as “Marxism and Oppression” and a closing plenary session that broke out into raucous chants including “Free Palestine! Long live the Intifada!”
Run This Town
The Crimson’s recent success against teams from the Boston area is only overshadowed by its success at Lavietes Pavilion, where Harvard has compiled a 25-2 record over the past two seasons.
New York Road Trip Concludes in Two Conference Losses
Co-captain libero Christine Wu moved into second place for the all-time record in digs in the Ivy League.
Lengthy Losing Streak Comes to End, But Not With A Win
The few brave souls willing to endure heavy rain, sleet, and snow were treated to a rewarding matchup as Harvard ...
Armed and Ready
After a weak offensive performance for much of the 2010-2011 campaign, the front line of the Harvard men’s ice hockey team knew it had to make big changes.
Linemen Pack in Calories At Meals
Where are we? A buffet? A restaurant’s kitchen? The intersection of the entrées with the grilling station at Annenberg? Try dinner with the football team.
Mixed Results for Harvard in ITAs
In lieu of participating in the 375th festivities, selected players of the Harvard men’s tennis team were hard at work, playing a combined total of 20 matches against some of the best college tennis players the northeast has to offer.
Where Are They Now? Lin To Play in Charity Exhibition
NBA ownership cannot deprive players of their willingness to play the game of basketball. In the midst of a tantalizing ...
Pair Anchors Crimson Offense
In the first quarter, sophomore tight end Cameron Brate reeled in an acrobatic catch against Brown. The 31-yard one-armed grab was instrumental in Harvard’s first scoring drive that put the Crimson in command, 7-0, early in the game en route to a comfortable 24-7 victory.
Harvard, Penn To Renew Rivalry
Looking to avenge a pair of heartbreaking losses, Harvard women’s soccer (3-4) opens Ivy League play with a primetime matchup ...
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