Victims Stay Silent on Sexual Assault

Last spring, Ryan found himself outside late at night, alone with his boyfriend, who had just consumed nine shots of tequila.

Cohen the Distance

Sophomore Jeff Cohen, shown here in earlier action, has recorded a point in every game since arriving at Harvard. This year, Cohen and junior Dean Gibbons are tied for the team-lead in goals with 25.

High School Rivals Become Teammates

Here’s an interesting hypothetical situation: after spending your high school years cultivating a bitter dislike for your biggest rival, you’re suddenly forced to spend multiple hours a day with him in a narrow, compact space. It could have the potential to be a little awkward, right? As it turns out, this situation is anything but hypothetical—this was the reality sophomores Patrick Lapage and Nicholas Jordan faced when they joined the Harvard men’s heavyweight crew teams after competing against each other throughout high school.

Sophomore Thriving, Leading Lax Attack

Whoever coined the term “sophomore slump” hadn’t seen Jeff Cohen play in his second season for the Harvard lacrosse team. The sophomore has scored 25 goals on the year, currently tied for first on the team with junior attackman Dean Gibbons.

Rookie Paving His Own Path

Talent is something gained through hard work, practice, and dedication. But for freshman Jeff Molinari and his siblings, talent is something that runs in their blood.

Midwesterner Makes A Splash

Sophomore goalie Laurel McCarthy has been given an opportunity to shine this year in a new starting role for the Crimson.

Harvard Reaches National Platform

Kim Goh recently returned from Argentina, where she played for the United States Under-19 women’s field hockey team.

WAY TO GOH

Freshman Kim Goh, shown here in earlier action, represented her country as a member of the United States Under-19 women’s field hockey team earlier this month. Goh started all 17 games for Harvard as a rookie.

Renaissance Man Fills in for Crimson

As the Harvard campus welcomes an influx of newly admitted students for Pre-Frosh weekend, many high school seniors will probably be wondering how to balance their interests and manage their time in college. These students should take a lesson from freshman middle blocker Paul Glootz.

Bill Gates Exclusive Interview

CRIMSON VIDEO: Chairman of Microsoft Bill Gates speaks about the need for working in public interest locally and globally.

Gordon Raises Stakes After Baj’s Dismissal

Albert F. Gordon '59 said in an interview on Friday that he would cease donating to Harvard during a span of five years due to the dismissal of Crimson squash coach Satinder P. Bajwa.

Rowing Prowess Runs In The Family

James and Sam O'Connor, two New Zealand natives, are an essential part of Harvard’s heavyweight crew program.

Making His Way Into The Lineup

Sophomore slugger Marcus Way can hang with the best of them when it comes to knocking the hide off the ball and sending it over the fence.

Lin Aims To Boost Draft Chances

Consider it a road trip well spent for men’s basketball co-captain Jeremy Lin, who traveled last Wednesday to Portsmouth, Va. ...

Despite Success, Coach To Leave

It was a decision that left some in shock, others in tears, and many more in disbelief. Satinder Bajwa, the men’s and women’s squash coach who served Harvard for 11 years, told both teams Thursday at the Murr Center that despite recent victories—including the 2010 women’s national championship and two individual titles—his contract would not be renewed for the upcoming year.

Writers Series Event Breathes Life into Censored Authors’ Works

“I don’t see too many things where people from a variety of countries are bought together. I think that’s just really a special sort of opportunity to see things in different ways, and you can do that at Harvard.”

Lin Step

From yesterday until Saturday, men’s basketball co-captain Jeremy Lin, shown here in earlier action, will play at the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament in Virginia. The tournament, which invites 64 college seniors, is designed to give borderline-NBA prospects an opportunity to showcase their skills in front of professional scouts. Lin, who finished his career as Harvard’s fifth most prolific scorer, is projected to be picked in the second round or go undrafted.

Lin’s Hoop Dreams Lead Him to Portsmouth Invitational

While many Harvard seniors have been scrambling to find a job for next year, one member of the class of 2010 will be determining his future in a far different fashion—on the hardwood. Men’s basketball co-captain Jeremy Lin is currently taking part in the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament, which began yesterday and will continue through Saturday.

This may not be your ordinary kitchen environment, but Lingbo can boil water anywhere.

Oshimas Introduce Judo to Harvard

The Mannings have football. The Molinas have baseball. For the Oshimas, judo is the family business.

Senior Daniel Oshima’s national championship in the 73 kg division last month gave the Oshima family and Harvard back-to-back national titles in judo.

Finding A New Passion: Rowing

By now, the end of the semester is closing in, and everyone is feeling worn down by the daily grind. It’s safe to say that most students are ready for a break from the rigors of the school year.