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Women's Basketball Snaps Princeton's 33-Game Ivy Win Streak
A clutch performance by senior forward Victoria Lippert and a strong defensive stand ensured that the Tigers wouldn't find its 34th straight Ivy win Friday night at Lavietes Pavilion.
Oscar Picks: The Back Page Edition
As most of America turns its eye to Hollywood, The Back Page looks back at the year so far in ...
Women's Basketball Holds Lead To Defeat Brown
It seemed as though a game that the Harvard women’s basketball team had once led by double digits was slipping away. But the Crimson held on down the stretch to escape with a victory.
Five Things You Didn't Know about Skiing
Crimson Staff Writer Samantha Lin highlights five things you didn't know about Harvard's ski teams.
Give and Go: Big Weekend for Women's Basketball
In a new weekly series by The Back Page, Harvard beat writers will discuss topics about a Crimson athletics team. ...
Women's Basketball Tops Cornell in OT
The women’s basketball team took a page from the men’s basketball playbook this weekend.
Harvard Alums Help Underprivileged Youths With Football Camp
In Kyle Walczak’s house sits a brick. But this is no ordinary brick, given to no ordinary high school student. In the summer of 2011, Walczak attended 4th and 1, a football camp designed to help underprivileged high school football players improve skills both on and off the field. The brick, a memento that Walczak received from his time at the camp last year, symbolizes more than just time spent at a summer camp, however.
Men's Volleyball Splits Hall of Fame Morgan Classic
The team traveled across the state to Springfield, Mass. to take on Loyola (6-5) and Juniata (4-2) in the Hall of Fame Morgan Classic, hosted by Springfield College. Harvard (5-2, 1-1 EIVA) split its matches on the weekend, as the Crimson downed the Eagles in the consolation match, 3-1, after the Ramblers bested Harvard in the same number of sets.
Squash, Not Just a Vegetable
Ever wondered what the differences between squash and tennis are? Fear not, The Crimson has got you covered.
Men's Tennis Splits Contests in Oklahoma
Traveling halfway across the country for the ITA Kick-Off, the Harvard men’s tennis team split its matches on the weekend in Norman, Okla.
Armstrong Among Athlete of the Week Runners-Up
The Crimson discusses the runners-up for Athlete of the Week, giving credit to athletes who were not selected as the winner of the award.
Ng Secures 23-16 Victory over Army at West Point
First up was sophomore James Fox in the 197-pound weight class. Fox took on Bryce Barnes and downed him, 10-5, to give the Crimson a four-point lead. Heavyweight David Ng was up next, and with the victory on the line, he posted a 7-4 decision over Curtis Garner.
Men's Volleyball Splits Road Matchups
The Crimson opened conference play by besting Saint Francis in straight sets on Friday night, but dropped a tight match the following day to No. 6 Penn. State.
Men's Tennis Splits Contests in Oklahoma
Traveling halfway across the country for the ITA Kick-Off, the Harvard men’s tennis team split its matches on the weekend in Norman, Okla.
In Overtime, Men's Hockey Falls Again
While the women’s hockey team was skating to a comeback victory in overtime against St. Lawrence, its male counterpart failed to follow suit.
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