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Harvard Crimson | Sun, Oct 1
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Last season, the Harvard men’s soccer team ran into trouble when it didn’t score first. The Crimson fell in six such games—against Vermont, Boston University, Brown, Yale, Cornell, and Holy Cross, But this season, Harvard (6-4-0, 1-1-0 Ivy) has taken huge steps to make sure it can recove...
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