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Charles Altchek ’07 moves from the field to the front office.
As an assistant coach at the University of Michigan, Moore helped lead the Wolverines to the NCAA Tournament's Elite Eight.
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She succeeds Kathy Delaney-Smith, who led the Crimson for 40 seasons.
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Reconstruction of a local landmark begins soon.
Brief life of a pioneering ethnobotanist and conservationist: 1915-2001
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George Bucknam Dorr on the Beachcroft Path on Huguenot Head
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Brief life of a persistent conservationist: 1853-1944
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Cameron Brate ’14
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A trio of Crimson tight ends have a shot to reach the Super Bowl.
Bulldog Backbreaker: Wideout Kym Wimberly hauls in Luke Emge’s third-down, last-seconds, no-timeouts pass to secure Harvard’s thrilling 31-27 victory in The Game.
Photograph by Nathan Klima
The Crimson's final win should have clinched an Ivy championship.
The Conquering Hero: Harvard quarterback Luke Emge was only 14-for-32 passing but was at his best at crunch time, leading the Crimson to their last-minute, go-ahead score.
Photograph by Angela Dela Cruz/The Harvard Crimson
Harvard wins The Game in emphatic fashion.
Touchdown strut: Leaving Penn's Matthew McElroy in his wake, Harvard's Aaron Shampklin gambols toward the end zone on a 72-yard jaunt. Shampklin later put the game away with a 16-yard smash up the middle.
Photograph by David Dermer/courtesy of Harvard Athletic Communications
The Crimson wins, keeping title hopes alive.
Too hot to handle: Harvard's sophomore running back Aidan Borguet bursts through a hole past Columbia's Jordan Colbert (10) and Mason Tomlin to score the Crimson's sixth touchdown. Borguet ran for a game-high 98 yards.
Photograph by Owen A. Berger/The Harvard Crimson
The Crimson wins big over the Lions.
The last, best hope: Looking to send the game into overtime, Harvard placekicker Jonah Lipel tries a potential tying, 53-yard field goal on the game's final play. Alas, the attempt is no good, and Dartmouth goes back to Hanover with a victory.
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Dartmouth hands Harvard its second Ivy defeat.
Hold that Tiger: Harvard linebackers Jack McGowan (54) and Jordan Hill put the wraps on Princeton receiver Jacob Birmelin. McGowan had a team-high 11 tackles and an interception.
Photograph by Scott Greenwald
An officiating mistake gives Princeton the win.
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