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RTD2: Red Sox Bleed Dodger Blue

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Anyone want to teach me a Brooklyn accent? Seriously, I'm tawking the truth. The real heirs to the Boys of


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Column

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You would have needed more spin doctors than there are in Bill Clinton's staff to pluck optimism from the bitter


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Charlie Hustle Gets A Body-Slam

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My first thought was, Who on earth lit the fire under the San Diego Chicken's tailfeathers? Anyone who watched Wrestlemania


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RT-D2

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Friends, Cantabs, countrymen, lend me your ears. Better yet, lend me one of those crimson-and-white pom-poms the Crimson Crazies were


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Smells Like School Spirit

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Friends, Cantabs, countrymen, lend me your ears. Better yet, lend me one of those crimson-and-white pom-poms that the Crimson Crazies


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Eagles Scratch Out 3-1 Win Over Field Hockey

By Richard B. Tenorio  • 

There was no cheer in Cambridge, but there was Joy in Chestnut Hill. That's Joy Ramsbotham, Boston College's tri-captain, who


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R2-D2

By Richard B. Tenorio  • 

Honestly, I was surprised by the outcome of the Division Championship Series between the Indians and Red Sox. Given their


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Yale Sneaks Past F. Hockey

By Richard B. Tenorio  • 

Her older sister, Francie '94, earned acclaim as a member of Harvard's Silver Anniversary field hockey team. Her twin sister,


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Field Hockey Catapults Over Columbia

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On Saturday the Harvard field hockey team found its balm not in Gilead, but in Columbia. An earlier loss to


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The Fab Four

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Senior Mike Kiedel did not have to wait long to gain a little respect for himself and the Harvard men's

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