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...finished second and seventh in the B-division’s final two races on Sunday to notch a nine-place berth.BU TROPHYSophomore skipper Liz Powers and rookie Grace Charles charted the A-division boat to a sixth place finish in the BU Trophy regatta. And with freshman Matt Donelan and sophomore Drew Robb splitting time at skipper and sophomore Michelle Konstadt at crew of the B-division boat, the Harvard contingent took home fourth in the regatta.The A-division boat claimed the top spot in the penultimate race, while the B-division claimed first in the seventh, ninth...
...Sunday’s early races knocked the tandem down to fifth.The pair was still able to record an impressive six top-three finishes in the regatta’s ten races, including a pair of wins on Saturday.The all-freshman B-division pair of skipper Matt Donelan and crew Becky Fradkin placed tenth in their division. The duo saved the best for last, recording a third-place finish in the regatta’s final race.“There were some good sailors,” Himler said. “It’s kind of tough...
...boat also underwent a crew change midway through, with junior Olivia Volkoff replacing freshman Grace Charles after the third race, with each working alongside freshman Matt Donelan. That team had a total placement of 83, highlighted by a fourth-place finish in the second race, leaving Harvard with a team total...
...races, Kovacs still sees a lot of room for improvement.“It was a fine showing, but it highlighted the sort of things we need to work on in the future,” Kovacs said. CENTRAL SERIES ONEThe freshman A division team of skipper Matt Donelan and crew Grace Charles recorded a third-place finish to lead Harvard to a fourth-place finish at the local-level Central Series One regatta.The teams had to endure tough conditions, including gusty winds and sleet, which caused several boats to capsize.But the Crimson remained consistent, and the A division pair...
...feel comfortable or fashionable walking around with Max Donelan's invention strapped to your knee. The bulky 3.5-lb. (1.6 kg) gadget "is not that pleasant," says Arthur Kuo, a biomedical engineer at the University of Michigan, who co-wrote an article on the brace that appeared in Science last month. But Donelan's device pays off in other ways. Using the same principles that allow hybrid cars to recycle energy created in braking, braces worn on both knees can generate 5 watts of electricity by harvesting the energy inherent in a walker's stride. That may not sound like...