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...That’s really been the best part of this contest??the feedback from these professionals,” Orenstein said...
...most interesting experience on the day. The freshman arrived roughly 30 minutes after the game started due to mandatory attendance in Expository Writing. After running into the dugout, he immediately took over in the field for classmate Taylor Meehan and later relieved Haviland to record the contest??s last out with a man on second...
When the bidding war quickly reached hundreds of dollars, Gosselaar threw in autographed photos of himself from NYPD Blue, his latest digs. The contest??in the end, between Jaime Davila ’07, and Crimson editors J. Patrick Coyne ’07, Paul M. Soper ’06 and Timothy J. McGinn ’06—ultimately went to Davila and Coyne, who took the poker game for themselves and gifted the kiss to blockmate Melissa M. Trahan...
...Burghley all competed for the British while William Schick Jr., ’05, Aggrey Awori ’65, Wendell Mottley, and Ned Gourdin ’21—who set a world record (25’3”) in the long jump at the 1921 contest??all represented the United States. Roger Bannister—who won the mile in 4:11.9 for Oxford-Cambridge in the 1949 contest??had found memories of representing not only his school but his country in this competition...
...that said, it’s clear that the survey should be heavily centered on the qualitative. A meaningless popularity contest??awarding Masters an averaged CUE Guide-style zero to five point rating on “friendliness” and “approachability”—would be useless to the student body, and likely useless to Masters and Senior Tutors themselves. Likewise, there is no sense in making the evaluation results public and thus placing the Masters under unproductive and arbitrary pressure for popularity. The survey should be private and internal, and should...