Articles tagged 'harvard yale'

Harvard concedes defeat to Yale, takes on Cornell

By joe - Last updated: Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Harvard concedes defeat to Yale, takes on Cornell

Harvard may have realized that conceding mainland Asia to Yale is not a path to future competitiveness, and so is pre-emptively pursuing a weaker target.

YDN in six words or less 11-20-09

By miranda - Last updated: Friday, November 20, 2009

What is “The Game?
Where’s Scene?

Harvard-Yale Game 2009: Tailgate Drinking Game

By gabrielle - Last updated: Thursday, November 19, 2009

the other Game.

Harvard-Yale Game 2009: How to have fun (by Harvarders!)

By miranda - Last updated: Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Now that we know all their secrets, do you think we can win?

Harvard-Yale Game 2009: Football Fundamentals

By chloe - Last updated: Wednesday, November 18, 2009

For those of you who spend more time on the Bullblog than on Sportsnation.

Harvard-Yale Game 2009: The Fight Songs

By joe - Last updated: Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Unless you’re on the Glee Club, you probably don’t know more than “Bull Dog” and the first line to “Boola Boola.”

Harvard-Yale Game 2009: What to Wear

By joe - Last updated: Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Harvard-Yale Game 2009: What to Wear

Nonpareil for accessories is the blue and white J. Press Yale scarf, but the runner up is a J. Press scarf colored for your college.

Harvard-Yale Game 2009: YCC tries it hand at being fun

By joe - Last updated: Sunday, November 15, 2009

Assumedly, the YCC chose Thursday because they know that by Friday, half of Harvard will be staying on campus and they are worried a low turnout will embarrass them in front of our neighbors to the north.

Times jumps on the endowment bandwagon (waterslide?)

By joe - Last updated: Thursday, October 8, 2009

While we at Bullblog HQ eat mostly Greek yogurt for breakfast, we can understand that others like a good bacon and egg before ec 10. Our hearts go out to Harvard.

Yale ranks third again

By joe - Last updated: Saturday, September 12, 2009

Yale always seems to come in just behind Harvard and Princeton—which makes sense, in a way, as long as we lack a quantitative measure of the SOUL and HEART of a group of people.