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...team. Continuing its streak, the Crimson came in ninth for the seventh time in as many contests this weekend at the University of Vermont Carnival. With the alpine team competing at Stowe and the Nordic side at the Trapp Family Lodge, Harvard edged St Michael’s and Bowdoin with a total score of 186.0 points. “I think we had one of our best weekends ever as far as team improvement has gone since I’ve been there in five years,” Nordic coach Peter Graves said. “Every week...
...have great performances and still be in ninth place overall.” Although Harvard missed out on the league’s first carnival because of final exams, the Crimson came out with a total of 208 points, edging St. Michael’s, Bowdoin, UMPI and Clarkson. “Everyone else had one carnival under their belt,” senior Katie Connors said. “In spite of that, we had a pretty strong showing. The first carnival’s always working out the kinks and getting back on the snow after what?...
...team beat out Connecticut College, the University of Vermont, Bowdoin College, and Roger Williams University in the competition...
...senior Marion Guillaume taking care of skipper responsibilities, while freshman Michelle Konstadt and Niemi shared crew responsibilities. Though they finished in sixth place, the trio’s performance was still enough to help Harvard to a first-place finish at the home event. MIT, BU, Roger Williams, and Bowdoin rounded out the top five. The women’s team, who jumped seven spots to No. 3 in the latest Sailing College Rankings poll, traveled to Yale over the weekend to compete in the New England Women’s Singlehanded Championship. Most teams sent multiple sailors...
...recently, though. Laffey represents the Republican Party that Ronald Reagan built. His father was a union machinist. Laffey was the first in his family to go to college (Bowdoin, and then Harvard Business School). But the family story was far more complicated than that. His eldest brother, whom Laffey describes as a "promiscuous homosexual," died of aids. His elder brother and a younger sister suffer from schizophrenia. "These guys saved me," he says, pointing toward his childhood pals blitzing the suburban street in Coventry. "We were a tribe. Their parents took me in. I only made it out because...