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...weapon on the squad, the foil boasts an Olympic medalist in co-captain Emily Cross, a gutsy freshman in Shelby MacLeod, and junior Anna Podolsky who competed at NCAAs last spring. The trio went a combined 26-1 on the day, with the lone defeat coming in one of Podolsky??s bouts.“We have a tremendous freshman named Shelby MacLeod who went undefeated in her matches, despite the fact that she was having a hamstring problem,” Harvard coach Peter Brand said. “She picked up her game and was fantastic...
...really strong given the other teams.” Despite all these obstacles, the Crimson united to put together a more than respectable season. Much of the early doubt stemmed from the women’s foil squad. But three freshmen—Misha Goldfeder, Arielle Pensler, and Sam Podolsky??more than rose to the occasion. Goldfeder and Pensler both made nationals, and Goldfeder finished 10th in the nation—good enough for All-America honors. But what may have been most surprising for the women was the epee. Seniors Jasmine McGlade and Precious Eboigbe and sophomore...
...really fun, I was a little nervous in my first bout, but after that, once you get the nerves out, it’s just fun,” she added. And the foil fencers impressed. Despite a few blips, including their only loss in freshman Anna Podolsky??s second bout, they posted a commanding 8-1 victory. Goldfeder and classmate Arielle Pensler won all three of their bouts convincingly. “Technically they have a lot of experience, so I expect that they will progress fairly quickly,” Brand said. The saber...
This letter is in reference to Zachary S. Podolsky??s column on Harvard’s reaction to Blair Hornstine (“The Blair Witch Hunts,” May 16). Unexpectedly finding myself mentioned as a signer of a petition that supposedly represents “arrogance and hypocrisy,” I feel the need to question Podolsky??s quickness to judge me (and the others who have spoken out against her lawsuit...
Unfortunately, to use Podolsky??s phraseology, “all too often” 98 percent of all sexual violence accusations are true and the rights of these violated women and men must be protected in a system that has traditionally favored the accuser and stigmatized sexual violence victims...