Kevin Toh
Swordsmen Duel to Eighth
It was a long and arduous season for the Harvard men's fencing team. After being abandoned by all three foil
Swordswomen's Neuhardt Qualifies For Nationals
It's been a long wait, but Amy Neuhardt, the captain of the Harvard women's fencing team is finally going to
Swordsmen Struggle at Noon, Then Sweep MIT
"We just don't fence well at noon," was one of the explanations that Harvard fencing Coach Branimir Zivkovic gave for
Penn Plasters Harvard Fencers
The Penn fencing teams made Saturday a long day at the MAC for both Harvard squads. The undefeated Penn team
Swordswomen Sweep; Men Lose Two of Three
"We should have won." That was the general consensus among the Harvard men fencers after their first meet since the
M. Ruggers Continue Road to Nationals
For the first time in five years, the Harvard men's rugby club will be competing in the Northeastern Championships. Joining
'That Adventuresome Spirit'
Why would someone from Carmichael, Cal., come to Harvard to play water polo? One wonders why this same water polo
Cadets Take Two From Batsmen, 7-4, 6-0
The Harvard baseball team continued to struggle Monday, dropping a doubleheader, 7-4, 6-0, to Army at Soldiers Field. "In most
The Streak Goes on: Aquawomen Stay Perfect
The Harvard women's water polo team ended its regular season with an impressive 18-0 record after capturing the MIT Invitational
Master in the Pool and Lecture Hall
Olympic gold medalist Dave Berkoff is not the only swimmer at Harvard with a world record. Last Sunday at the
