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...duty to use the power of the pen to the benefit of athletes when the situation demands it.When the Athletic Department shuts down a major facility without informing coaches or players—or, for that matter, almost anyone on campus—college journalists can stress athletes?? grievances and shed a critical light on the poor administrative decision-making that took place.When that same Athletic Department starts to cut off funding to junior varsity programs, essentially forcing those teams to switch to club status, we can bring those shady dealings to the attention of the college administration...
...large Eliot contingent. We had towels made with a crimson “Domus” on them, and Lino and his wife Anna and dozens of Eliot residents made the trek to the Bright Hockey Center to cheer on our housemates. That sense of community with athletes??of support, shared accomplishment, and collective enthusiasm—is unique to Harvard. At no other school where I applied would I have rubbed elbows (and shared a toaster) with a school’s greatest athletes. We often overlook this element of our good fortune at Harvard, so accustomed...
...order to discover the causes of how athletes??s hearts allow them to surpass normal physical limitations, the research team devised a study consisting of male and female Harvard rowers and male Harvard football players...
...finish, completing the event in 54.14.Harvard filled its women’s distance medley squad with freshman and the team of Hilary May, Thea Lee, Meredith MacGregor, and Eliza Ives answered the call, finishing second with a 12:20.26 finish.Boyle finished fourth overall—third among college student-athletes??in the women’s hammer with a toss of 44.97 meters.Sophomore Jack Brady finished second in both the discus and the shot put, launching the latter a personal best 15.49 meters.Freshman Sean Gil cleared 4.60 meter to win the men’s pole vault, while...
...yard event. The winning time of 1:19:31 in the 200 was good for another NCAA “B” cut. Overall, seven records fell at the hands of the Harvard men, and assistant coach Mark Sowa admired the dominance. “The athletes??were unbelievable,” Sowa said. “It’s fun for us to watch them enjoy the culmination of a lot of hard work.” Without question this statement applies to Rathgeber, who posted three individual victories to accompany his relay medals...