Elijah M. Alper

EA Sports: Making Virtue of Mediocrity

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I’m a little tired of reading on this page about the greatness of Harvard athletes. Too many identical columns have

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Sometimes even the greatest of careers lacks the storybook ending. Citing increased pressures involved with coaching, Carole Kleinfelder stepped down

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ALBANY, N.Y.—It was just too much of a fairy tale to repeat itself. Injured junior forward Tyler Kolarik, a last-minute

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No squad welcomes halftime more than one playing the Harvard women’s lacrosse team. The Crimson’s second-half struggles continued during a

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WORCESTER, Mass.—In the end, what the Harvard faithful will probably remember about the Crimson men’s hockey team’s 6-4 loss Friday

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In so many ways this season has been a return to glory for the Harvard men’s hockey team. The team

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ALBANY, N.Y.—It was just too much of a fairy tale to repeat itself. Injured junior forward Tyler Kolarik, a last-minute

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Albany, NY— It's supposed to be just an energy line—those on it are not even expected to score. Yet, on

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They were complete equals for 55 minutes. But the first five minutes made all the difference. The Harvard women’s lacrosse

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Harvard had Vermont beaten by the second period buzzer. The Crimson then spent much of the third period trying to