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Harvard, Princeton make three Ivies playing postseason basketball
The Crimson and Tigers will be participating in two relatively unknown college hoops tournaments.
Penn shuts the book on 2009-10 season
A slow start that was capped by a 23-point Princeton run forced the Quakers to play catchup all night. But solid free-throw shooting kept the Tigers in the lead en route to a 68-56 victory.
Ivy Hoops Notebook | Title further from Tigers' Eye
After the weekend, Princeton now sits one conference loss behind Cornell, with Harvard close on its heels; addtionally, the Big Green earned its first Ivy win of the season.
Tigers pounce early, sink free throws late
While both coaches are making strides towards restoring two fallen programs, in the end, Jerome Allen’s Quakers fell 58-51 to a Princeton team that now stands at second place in the Ivy League.
Ivy Hoops Notebook | Clash of the Ivy League titans
Cornell’s time in the limelight was shortlived, as the Big Red fell out of the ESPN/USA Today Top 25 Poll yesterday. Though they remain in first place after beating Princeton Saturday, the Big Red unexpectedly fell to a fourth place Quakers team the night before.
Gymnastics 'Pink Meet' Canceled
Penn was slated for a rematch with West Chester and Ursinus Wednesday, but the blizzard postponed and eventually canceled the meet.
Ivy Hoops Briefs | Weekend update — around the league
The Big Red (18-3, 4-0 Ivy) made quick work of a Harvard (14-4, 3-1) team that was predicted to be their most formidable Ivy opponent. Columbia broke a five-game skid Saturday night with a 63-51 victory over Dartmouth. Princeton bullied the Elis 58-45 Saturday in New Haven, Conn.
Ivy Hoops Preview | Tigers hope to reclaim title
Princeton’s 9-5 non-conference showing has certainly put it on the right track toward the Ivy title.
How to keep a roommate
Communicate, pick your battles, have a life outside the apartment, remember that you're friends and stay on top of rent checks.
Summer Recap | Wharton plans to accept GRE in place of GMAT
Wharton just made applying to its MBA program a bit easier. Beginning in fall 2010, Wharton plans to accept the Graduate Record Exam as an alternative to the Graduate Management Admission Test.