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Harvard, Radcliffe Crews Win Weekend Meets
From the finish line, Harvard's one-length sinking of Coast Guard Saturday seemed as uneventful as every other Crimson heavyweight race.
Crimson Rowers Defend Title In Regatta on Charles Today
The Harvard crew looked more like a sitting duck than a national championship contender just three weeks ago. Harvard's usually
Harvard Crew Triumphs In San Diego Invitational
The San Diego Invitational Crew Classic, held in California last Saturday, was supposed to be the scene of the Harvard
Harvard Crew: Learning to Deal with Uncertainty
The Harvard Crew's greatest foe this year is its own reputation. The Crimson is in the uncomfortable position of being
Crimson Squashed in National Title Bid
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.--It may have been the National Squash Tournament's peculiar incentive system that did in the Crimson racquetmen this weekend.
Aquamen, Racquetmen Bombard Army
The handwriting just won't stick to the walls of Heminway gym for Harvard's current squash squad. Before their season started,
'Cliffe Cagers Deep Freezed, Suffer Triple Loss In Ivy Bid
The Radcliffe hoopsters were about as cold as the weather in Ithaca last weekend, losing their only three chances at
Crimson Squashes Navy's Raquetmen In Season Opener
Crimson Coach Jack Barnaby '32 sat chatting with a raquetman behind fourth-ranked Cass Sunstein during Harvard's first match against Navy
Elis Lock Up Wilson's Gov Team
If the members of Harvard's Government Department could manipulate a football as well as they do rhetoric, they would not
Gov Dept. Seeks No Detente With Yale
Machievelli once wrote that "one must either pet men or exterminate them." Harvard's Government Department is inclining towards the latter