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RICK-ROLLING

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Junior wide receiver Ricky Zorn (5), shown here in action against Cornell, has been a key contributor to Harvard’s offense this year, accumulating 17 receptions and two touchdowns on the year. Zorn and the Harvard football team currently boast a 14-game winning streak dating back to Sept. 23, 2011.


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ICE BERG

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Playing in his first game as the Harvard football team’s go-to receiver, junior wideout Andrew Berg hauled in 10 passes for 132 yards and scored three touchdowns—all career highs—as the Crimson dismantled Cornell, 45-13.


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GOING TO THE CHAPPLE

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Senior quarterback Colton Chapple threw for 362 yards and four touchdowns in a key Ivy contest against Cornell in front of 7,112 fans at Harvard Stadium. The Crimson football team earned a No. 21/22 national ranking after this weekend’s dominant performance.


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TIPPING THE SCALES

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Senior running back Treavor Scales stiff-arms an oncoming Cornell safety in the Harvard football team’s 45-13 victory over Cornell on Saturday afternoon. Scales, who ran for 106 yards against the Big Red, leads the Ivy League in rushing yards per game (124.2) and rushing touchdowns (seven).


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Junior wide receiver Andrew Berg makes a leaping catch over Cornell's Kendall Brown in the Harvard football team's 45-13 victory over the Big Red on Saturday afternoon. Berg's three receiving touchdowns in the contest tied the Crimson's single-game program record.


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Diane Kochilas presents her final product featuring a variety of Greek traditional food on Thursday. The free event, sponsored by Harvard University Dining Services and the Food Literacy Project, brought a packed crowd to Pforzheimer House's Hastings Room.


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What's Cooking

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Diane Kochilas prepares Greek food while discussing transitions in Greek culinary traditions on Thursday. The free event, co-sponsored by Harvard University Dining Services and the Food Literacy Project, brought a packed crowd to Pforzheimer House's Hastings Room.

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