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Theodore D. Chuang
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The Hoop God
Saturday morning, somewhere up above, the Hoop God was presiding over the Great Basketball Court In the Sky, receiving reports
None Were Guilty of a Rally
With the score of Saturday night's Harvard-Brown men's basketball game 42-32 at halftime, Harvard Coach Roby was in trouble. In
Daddy? What Were Sports in The 80s Like?
Twenty years from now, some kid--maybe my own--will ask me, "What were sports in the 80s like? What great things
Cagers Play `Easier' Blue Devils
The last time the Crimson played the Blue Devils, it lost by a school-record 76 points. Fortunately, the Blue Devil
Cagers Overrule Judges, 52-46
All year long, they had dealt out justice swiftly. But all of a sudden, the Judges decided to deliberate. In
Locating Long-Lost Athletes Like Larry
Perry Mason. Sherlock Holmes. Encyclopedia Brown. After this past weekend, I felt that my name should be mentioned along with
This Year, Someone's Gotta Win
At a neutral site somewhere near Butte, Montana, four baseball fans sit before the tube in anticipation of today's American
Still One Goal To Go
For many Crimson senior athletes, Commencement marks the end of their careers as students and as athletes. But for Keith
Just One Day of Perfection
The trees are still leafless, the grass is still yellow, and the skies are still dark. But spring is here.
W. Swimming Wins Fourth Ivy Title
Perfection. In the last four years, the Crimson has won all 28 of its Ivy League dual meets. That's perfection.
James' 26 Points Lead Cagers Over Yale
It would be more thrilling to say that the Crimson men's basketball team won this game with a blazing fast
Title Hunt: Aquawomen Down Princeton
The squash winning streak may be over, but another Harvard team is running up an impressive string of victories of
Ickey Who?
Super Sunday, 1989. The nation is talking football. The 49ers and the Bengals. Joe Montana and Boomer Esiason. Bill Walsh
Bird Will Fly Again
It was a cold autumn evening. My roommates and I were huddled around the television, watching the thrilling second game
Relax Bruce; Boston Says, 'Don't Do It'
From the Berkshires to Boston, from Bangor to Buzzards Bay, the calm of winter is interrupted by cries of dread
