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What We Saw: South By Southwest 2017
South by Southwest featured artists ROZES, FRENSHIP, and more.
Men's Volleyball Drops Marymount in Three Straight Sets
An overall clinical performance, headlined by solid offensive play, powered the Crimson to a 3-0, straight-set victory over Marymount (6-12, 3-5 Continental).
Track and Field Begins Indoor Season at Harvard Open
Months after its last competition of the 2012-2013 season, the Harvard track and field team took to the stadium once again to start off the indoor track season.
Eagles Travel to Cambridge in Crosstown Showdown
On Wednesday evening, former Bruin and NHL legend Bobby Orr will be in Cambridge to sign copies of his achievement-filled autobiography. Merely a short walk across the river on that same night, the Harvard men’s ice hockey team and the Boston College Eagles will vie for achievements of their own in the crosstown matchup.
Video: UC Presidential Debate Highlights
The three UC tickets faced off in a presidential debate on Monday night. Watch to see highlights from the issues raised by tickets C.C. Gong '15 and Sietse K. Goffard '15 and Chika-Dike O. Nwokike '15 and Una Kim '15 and the jokes made by candidates Sam B. Clark '15 and Gus A. Mayopoulos '15.
Reformers Reflect on Public Education
A panel of education reformers discussed their experiences of “working from the outside in” to improve the quality of education in public schools at the Askwith Forum on Wednesday evening.
Men's Water Polo Falls in CWPA Northern Division Title Game
The No. 17 Harvard men’s water polo team (17-12, 11-1 ECAC) went into this weekend’s CWPA Northern Division Championships with a 6-game win streak extending back to Oct. 26. Momentum from the prior victories helped the Crimson prevail over MIT on Saturday, but was not enough as No. 18 St. Francis took the championship title on Sunday afternoon.
Quotes of the Week (Week of Nov. 8)
The Back Page looks at the best quotes from this week in sports.
Cross Country Heads to Heptagonal Championships
The Ivy League’s cross country teams have spent the past few months competing across the nation, but only the Heptagonal Championships this weekend brings them all together. This year, with a number of Crimson runners at their collegiate primes, the field is set for a race to the rankings—and quite possibly, the podium.
Men's Water Polo Journeys West, Wins Three of Five Against Top Competition
Less than a week after a third place showing at the Ivy League Championships, the Harvard men’s water polo team headed west and produced three wins against Californian competitors at Santa Clara University’s Rodeo Tournament.
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Sean Palfrey
John G. “Sean” Palfrey ’67 pictured in December 2015. Palfrey wrote that the fireplace issue had his input early on but is now being handled by Harvard administrators.
Stars of Yesterday
Former program standouts such as Jimmy Vesey '16 (left) and Alexander Kerfoot '17 (right) are always difficult to replace.
Standing Tall
Harvard women's basketball looks for consistency as the team hits the court this winter.
Ballin' Out
Junior guard Nani Redford makes up a growing upperclassman core for the Harvard women's basketball team.
Board Play
Sophomore blue-liner Kyra Colbert and junior forward Bradley Fusco win a board battle and rescue the puck in the defensive zone in last February's home matchup with Yale. This year, the Crimson turns to team chemistry as it looks to improve upon its mere two wins at the Bright-Landry Hockey Center last season.
Four for Five
Senior Joe Viviano readies for a throw in previous action against Cornell. The quarterback is back for a fifth year in 2017.
Eyes on the Prize
Senior quarterback Joe Viviano sprints between several Rhode Island defenders in last year’s match-up with Rhode Island. The senior finished the game with 290 passing yards, three touchdowns, and no interceptions.
Allston Construction, SEAS Complex
The grounds for the new Allston School of Engineering and Applied Sciences complex, still under construction, is calm on a May 2016 afternoon.
