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Harvard Law Postpones Ames Moot Court Rounds to Spring, Citing Graduate Student Union Strike
Harvard Law School will postpone the qualifying and semifinals rounds of its Ames Moot Court Competition to the spring, citing the ongoing graduate students’ union strike, according to an email sent to competitors Wednesday afternoon.
Harvard Narrowly Misses Double-Digit Comeback in 74-70 Overtime Loss to Northeastern in Division I Opener
After erasing a 17-point second-half lead with two minutes remaining in regulation, the Harvard men’s basketball team lost 74-70 in overtime on the road against Northeastern.
No. 19 Harvard Men’s Water Polo Secures Second Seed in NWPC Tournament, Ends Conference Play With Two Wins
No. 19 Harvard men’s water polo secured the second seed in the Northeast Water Polo Conference Tournament this weekend, sweeping its last two regular-season games during a three-game homestand at Blodgett Pool.
Harvard Law School Students Stage Library ‘Study-In’ in Support of Clinical Instructors
About 40 Harvard Law School students staged a silent, nearly hourlong “study-in” at Langdell Library on Friday afternoon, calling on the University to reach a contract agreement with the school’s clinical instructors.
Harvard Follows Presidential Library Visit with 63-47 Clobbering of Division III UChicago
After an eventful weekend in which the Harvard men’s basketball team toured the recently opened Obama Presidential Center on the South Side of Chicago, the Crimson ended its visit to the Windy City with a 63-47 rout of the Division III University of Chicago on Sunday afternoon.
Harvard Women’s Soccer Misses Ivy League Tournament After Late Columbia Equalizer
Columbia converted a late goal in the final four minutes to force a 2-2 tie with Harvard women’s soccer, ending the Crimson’s hopes of securing its third Ivy League Tournament bid in four years on Saturday.
No. 19 Harvard Men’s Water Polo Beats RV Brown and MIT
No. 19 Harvard men’s water polo swept its first two matches in the final round of conference play this weekend, tying its season-high of 21 goals in a game during its rematch against MIT.
Ballot Question 2 Could Give Public Defenders the Long-Sought Right to Unionize
Massachusetts voters will soon decide whether the roughly 800 attorneys and staff at the Committee for Public Counsel Services, the state’s public defense agency, can do something many other state employees already can: unionize.
Men’s Basketball Eyes Ivy Glory in Amaker’s 20th Season
With the trees turning to hues of orange and red as the Cambridge weather returns to its signature winter chilliness, Harvard men’s basketball is on the verge of its 116th season in what looks to be a wide-open Ivy League. Utilizing its immense raw talent and another year of experience, the Crimson might finally bring home its first Ivy League Tournament Championship since the tournament began a decade ago.
Down A Player, Harvard Women’s Soccer Ties Penn 3-3 After Three Equalizers
After a free kick from the Quakers’ goalie, the Crimson needed just six touches among three players to score its first of the game — its second-earliest goal of the season — less than three minutes in. But the pendulum swung like a haunted grandfather clock for the rest of the game. Harvard took the lead twice more, but Penn equalized three times, tying 3-3 on Saturday with one regular-season game remaining in Ancient Eight play.
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Harvard Women's Soccer Draws Columbia
The Harvard women's soccer team huddles after its draw with the Columbia Lions.
Anya Van Den Einde Returns
Senior midfielder Anya Van Den Einde returned to the pitch to take on the Lions. The San Diego, Calif., native took the scoring corner kick, blasting the ball into the box so sophomore midfielder Elsa Santos López could tap it home.
Defender Amy König Opens the Scoring on Jordan Field
Senior defender Amy König converted a penalty to open the scoring on Jordan Field. The Berlin, Germany, native anchored Harvard's defensive line against Columbia, playing all 90 minutes.
Sugar's Outdoor Patio
Located in the Seaport district of Boston, Sugar’s Hot Pizza & Subs takes full advantage of its picturesque surroundings, boasting an outdoor patio complete with string lights overhead.