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Funds for this year are already low, although FiCom chair Alexander “Zander” N. Li ’09, who is also a Crimson editorial editor, says he does not expect they will run out again thanks to money that was allocated but never claimed last semester. But if demand in the final two grants packages exceeds the amount left, hopefully FiCom will demonstrate some initiative and responsibility in deciding where the remaining money goes rather than re-imposing last year’s indiscriminate cuts...
...Mark Adomanis, has a subtle psychological impact. “In the first 50 meters, [Cornell] started with four seats up on us, and then they got another three or so, so then they were a length up,” said Adomanis, who is also a Crimson editorial editor. “Like many crews, they race best when they get comfortable, and we let them get too comfortable off the line.” He said that Harvard’s speed off the line had not yet been a focus in practice, which accounted for the boat?...
Vanessa J. Dube ’10, a Crimson editorial editor, lives in Wigglesworth Hall...
Conroy, a Crimson editor, is as an old-hand at marathoning in comparison to his roommate—he has already completed two marathons and an “ironman” triathlon. Conroy’s first marathon was two years ago in Hartford, Conn...
...initial planning process for the space. “The big thing that we’ve been hearing is that students didn’t have a lot of input when the SOCH was being built,” said Hsu, who is also a Crimson editor. “Now, the question is how students can continue to have input now that the SOCH is here.” Despite efforts to encourage more student involvement, many undergraduates still find distance to be the greatest detriment to the center’s success. “It?...