Tanner Skenderian
HMS Study Finds Low Use of Asthma Insurance Coverage Among Young Adults
A recent study at Harvard Medical School found that young adults in the United States between the ages of 18 and 25 utilized less health insurance coverage for their chronic asthma than adolescents between the ages of 14 and 18 did.
Baseball Misses Out On Shot at Red Rolfe Title
The Crimson (10-30, 7-13 Ivy), which entered the weekend second in its division, lost a close one to Dartmouth (31-7, 15-5) Saturday morning when a late-game double by the home team broke the tie and brought home two runners.
Killorn '12 Continues To Shine as Rookie for Tampa Bay Lightning
In 35 games in the NHL this year, Killorn maintained his scoring ways, netting 7 goals and providing 12 assists.
Harvard Helping Spur Growth of Ultimate
This was not a football game. Nor was it rugby. This was ultimate frisbee, and to most first-time watchers, the electric atmosphere of these games and the intensity on the field may come as a surprise.
Saathoff Goes Yard but Crimson Drops Game Two
The Crimson (8-24, 5-7 Ivy) took the 6-2 victory in the first game Sunday afternoon largely thanks to a three-run homer by sophomore Nick Saathoff in the bottom of the fourth. But in the following contest, the Bulldogs (8-21, 5-7) took an early lead thanks to a shaky Harvard defensive start and beat the home team for the second time this weekend, 5-2.
Men's Lacrosse Seeks to Improve Postseason Positioning
Things are firing up as the 2013 men’s lacrosse season comes to a close, and a spot in the Ivy League Championship is on the line. Harvard has three more games, all against league competitors, including Penn on Saturday at 1 p.m.
Quinnipiac Awaits Men's Lacrosse in Non-Conference Contest
The Harvard men’s lacrosse team hopes to break its longest losing streak of the season when it faces Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Conn. this afternoon.
Harvard: No Longer the Stuff of Dreams?
For most students, gaining admission to Harvard is a dream come true. Or, is it? In a recent survey published by the Princeton Review, Harvard took second place to Stanford for top "dream" school among college applicants and their parents. For all those who bleed Crimson, this may come as a tough blow. We at Flyby took to investigating this ranking to determine what makes Stanford such great material for so many prospective college students' dreams.
Sailing Competes in Pair of Regattas
It was a busy weekend for Harvard’s co-ed sailing team this weekend, as the squad was split for two different regattas on the East Coast.
Men's Volleyball Tops Sacred Heart For 10th Consecutive Home Win
The Harvard men’s volleyball team hosted Sacred Heart Wednesday night in its first conference game since mid-February in the Malkin Athletic Center and, despite a brief hiccup in the third set, managed to take care of business and secure the win.
Men's Volleyball Rebounds With Sweep of MIT
After losing two EIVA conference games this weekend, Harvard men’s volleyball swept MIT, 3-0, on Tuesday night at the Malkin Athletic Center.
Young Sailing Squad Takes Fourth at Sharpe Trophy
The Harvard sailing team fell short of capturing the Sharpe Trophy in its first home regatta of the year this past weekend.
Men's Volleyball Suffers Weekend Setback
It was a tough weekend for the No. 14 Harvard’s men’s volleyball team, who saw their six-game winning streak stopped on Friday. The Crimson only won one set of seven in its two-game, two-day stretch against George Mason and Princeton.
Men's Lacrosse Defeats Holy Cross for First Victory
The Harvard men’s lacrosse team gained an early lead and held on tight, defeating Holy Cross, 16-12, for its first win of the season.
Athlete of the Week Runners-Up (Week of 2/25)
Contributing writer Tanner Skenderian recaps TBP's Athlete of the Week Runner-Ups
