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...Ryan A. Petersen ’08—the “comic relief”—and Greenfield, who Haddock said reminds him of his father. Haddock and Riley wrapped up their victory speeches as Queen’s “We Are the Champions?? began to play. Supporters said they were pleasantly surprised by the large margin. “It reaffirmed my faith in the Harvard student body,” Finne said. Joseph L. Badaracco, Shad professor of business ethics and co-master of Currier House, said Haddock...
...stretching,” says Cindy M. Chu ’07, a member of the tennis team. “It may not be for everyone, but it certainly helps my game.”Even Harvard men’s heavyweight crew—the 2005 National Champions??incorporates yoga into its program. Head Coach Harry Parker says, “We don’t have an official yoga class, but we do use yoga exercises as part of our stretching routine to improve flexibility and as a form of injury prevention...
...said she was excited at the opportunity to perform for the first time in a professional show with spotlights. Russians Tatiana Totmianina and Maxim Marinin drew thunderous applause after their performance. The duo—two-time World champions and four-time European Champions??is considered a top contender for a gold medal in the 2006 Winter Olympics in Torino, Italy. Smith and Jones began work on the production in February and continued through the summer. “It’s the greatest thing I’ve done in Harvard, and in life...
Three regattas spanning 10 June days will determine the 2005 ICSA team race, co-ed, and women’s North American champions??and with the No. 4 Harvard co-ed team’s performance in New England fleet race qualifiers this weekend, the Crimson will be staying at college sailing’s big dance from start to finish...
During the Harvard baseball team’s 2-2 weekend split at Bethune-Cookman, the offense looked fine—reference Saturday’s 17-3 thrashing of the six-time defending MEAC champions??but one member of the Crimson lineup remained conspicuously absent...