Keyword Results ( "Sports" )

1. Matt Birk

Tribe Posting : Spotlight : 05/02/2008

Matt Birk Will Be Nice to His Probable Successor, John Sullivan.

2. Wheels of Desire

Magazine Archives Article : Premier Issue

If Ferrari were to manufacture a bicycle, what would the ride feel like? Trancendent, says Dick Cashin of his $10,000 carbon-fiber Fondriest.

Additional Results ( 36 shown )

1. A legal journey from Enron to the NFL

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 03/17/2008

Michael Levy, J.D. 1988

2. A Blueprint to Improve Front Offices in the N.B.A.

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 03/04/2008

Leonard Elmore, J.D. 1987

3. Books: Food for Thought

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

With spring imminent, which authors are about to bloom?

4. Crimson Tide

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

From Conan O'Brien to Natalie Portman to Homer Simpson, Harvardians have painted Tinseltown red. On the pages that follow, meet the actors, writers, directors, and dealmakers who have brought 02138 to 90210.

5. Harvard grad Matt Birk makes sixth pro bowl

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 01/11/2008

Matt Birk, A.B. 1988

6. A Harvard Holiday

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

Sure, the best things in life are free. But if you don’t get peace, love, and understanding this holiday season, how about a pair of diamond earrings and two weeks on the Great Barrier Reef?

7. Harvard vs. Harvard

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

Drugs! Greed! Kinky sex!— how this match made in heaven turned into the breakup from hell.

8. Michelle Guerette, AB '02

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 10/17/2007

Headed to Olympus: America's foremost sculler, Guerette has a single motivation - the Beijing Games in 2008

9. Edwyn Owen, AB '58

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 10/11/2007

Edwyn Owen, Who Won Gold in 1960, Dies at 71

10. Clifton Dawson, AB '07

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 08/30/2007

Scarborough Mirror-Guardian

11. Shep N. Messing, COL 1972

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 07/11/2007

IvyLeagueSports.com

12. Tim Fleiszer, BA '98

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 07/10/2007

The Leader-Post

13. Robert Chase, SB '43

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 07/05/2007

Seacoast Online

14. Robert Arum, J.D. '56

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 06/25/2007

Las Vegas Sun

15. Isaiah Kacyvenski, A.B. '00

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 06/21/2007

Press & Sun Bulletin

16. Kim Clijsters and Harvard Women

Editorial Blogs Posting : Shots in the Dark : 05/09/2007

In a discussion of women and tenure at Harvard, what relevance does tennis player Kim Clijsters have? More than you might think.

17. Too Principled to Win?

Editorial Blogs Posting : Shots in the Dark : 04/16/2007

The New York Times reports that Harvard's new basketball coach has some serious baggage—his principles.

18. The Red Badge of Dishonor

Magazine Archives Article : Spring 2007

Being a legacy admission is the dark secret of many an undergraduate. But is the reputation of being undeserving itself undeserved?

19. If you can't join 'em...

Magazine Archives Article : Premier Issue

20. The Full Piemonte

Magazine Archives Article : Premier Issue

Once harsh and unrefined, today's Barolo wines from the Piemonte region of northern Italy are being produced by a better-traveled generation of winemakers' sons, who are bringing progressive technologies from Napa, Australia and Bordeaux back to the old country.

21. Francis Sleeper, 79

Tribe Posting : Lives : 09/10/2006

Maine correspondent for Time, Life, Sports Illustrated and Fortune magazines from 1958-2005, famously covering the May, 1965 heavyweight title fight between Muhammad Ali and Sonny Liston and interviewing Ali while they jogged along the Maine turnpike together; reporter for the Portland Press Herald, the Portland Evening Express and what was then the Portland Sunday Telegram, remaining a reporter to the newspaper, and its affiliates, for almost four decades and becoming the newspaper's Business Editor in 1961.

22. Seth Mnookin, A.B. '94

Tribe Posting : Spotlight : 09/05/2006

Spotlight: If the current state of the Sox has you feeling down, at least there’s Seth Mnookin’s Feeding the Monster, a backstage look at the how and why of the Red Sox’s 2004 ascent to victory. The team authorities were so taken with Mnookin that they permitted him unfettered access to players and owners alike, complete with “a desk at Fenway and an electronic passkey that opened almost every door in the park.”

23. Arthur Pier, 93

Tribe Posting : Lives : 08/16/2006

Doctor known for his personal attention to patients and often making up to 14 house calls in one day.

24. Diane Smith, A.B. '85

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 08/14/2006

The Appeal-Democrat (Cali.)

25. Ryan Fitzpatrick, A.B. '05

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 08/07/2006

The Mercury News (Cali.)

26. Frederick R. Nance, Jr., A.B. '75

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 08/01/2006

Newsday (N.Y.)

27. Steffan Wilson, College '08

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 08/01/2006

The Standard-Times (Mass.)

28. John Korff, M.B.A. '77

Tribe Posting : Spotlight : 07/26/2006

Who: President of Korff Enterprises, a sports and event marketing company that turned women's tennis into an extreme spectator sport.

Friends: Steffi Graf. Sure, anyone can get inducted into the Tennis Hall of Fame, but how many get to record John Korff’s answering machine message?

29. Angela Ruggiero, A.B. '04

Tribe Posting : Spotlight : 07/07/2006

The four-time All American and three-time Olympic Medalist, fresh off helping the U.S. women's hockey team win a bronze in Torino, now brings her competitive fire to reality TV. Ruggiero is one of the contestants in this season's The Apprentice. Quoth The Donald: "We'll see if Angela can ice the competition as we take the boardroom to the West Coast." Advantage: anyone with even a modest facility for puns.

30. Thomas Blake, A.B. '98

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 07/06/2006

The Boston Herald

31. Donald Hall, A.B. ’51

Tribe Posting : Spotlight : 06/28/2006

American poet laureate Donald Hall’s new title, awarded by the Librarian of Congress on June 14, carries few official duties and only lasts one year (with the possibility of reappointment), but Hall hopes to use his new platform as “a pulpit,” he told the New York Times. “If I see First Amendment violations,” he said, “I will speak up.”

32. Shawn Bryant, M.B.A. '91

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 06/27/2006

ESPN News

33. Don Sweeney, A.B. '88

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 06/22/2006

The Globe and Mail (Canada)

34. Frank Herrmann, A.B. '06

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 06/22/2006

Sports Illustrated

35. John Adams Paine, 85; Harvard Hockey Star

Tribe Posting : Lives : 04/29/2006

The Boston Globe reports that John Adams Paine, whose name graces the Harvard Varsity Club Hall of Fame, died on April 30. The college hockey star was captain of the varsity team for the 1942-43 season. After graduating in 1943, Adams Paine joined the Navy and was stationed to an unlikely locale for a winter sportsman: Panama. Later in life, the investment banker and his wife, Jane Patterson, raised two daughters and two sons. After retirement Adams Paine enjoyed golf and curling at the Brookline Country Club.

36. Richard Fletcher, 92; Retired FBI Agent

Tribe Posting : Lives : 04/21/2006

In his youth, Richard Fletcher was a hard worker and an accomplished athlete, reported an obituary in the San Mateo County Times of California. He was captain of the Western High School Marching Band for the inaugural parade for President Hoover, and was one of two area scholarship winners to attend Harvard College in the 1930s.