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...with a time of 5:39.9. “We’re happy and we know that we had a good race,” Medioli said. “We think we could have done better but pretty confident that we’re going to get faster as the season goes on.” Next week, the Crimson will travel to Providence, to challenge the Bears for the Stein Cup in the first dual race of the season. Harvard reclaimed the cup last season after losing in the 2006 campaign, a defeat that broke the Crimson?...
...races progressed, a slight headwind turned to become a slight tailwind, which combined with tidal currents that strengthened over the morning helped to push and pull the boats through the course. Light rain over flat water kept conditions cool. “Each race was faster than the last. The river added a lot of speed to the teams after that,” Bosworth said of the effect of the tide. Though this was the first time out for the Black and White, the Bears, perennial championship contenders—they have taken five national titles in the last...
...apiece, and freshman attacker Dean Gibbons paced the offense with four points on a goal and three assists.“I feel like I’m finally getting used to college paced lacrosse,” Gibbons said. “It’s a lot faster than high school. It’s not really what I’m doing—the guys are making it easy for me, so its not really me, it’s just them.”But on a day when the offense needed to be nearly...
...Services Committee - the other two will question him sharply. "Essentially, what we've seen both from the Administration and from John McCain," Obama said Friday, "is a trumpeting of improvements from a horrific situation to simply a unsustainable and intolerable situation." Both Obama and Clinton have called for a faster drawdown. How they will joust with Petraeus could offer insights into their commander-in-chief bona fides...
...among prefrosh about the possible ambiguities of Harvard life are chalked up to sabotage or schadenfreude. It is akin to the sort of jingoism sometimes displayed by recently-minted American citizens eager to assert the superiority of their new citizenship over all others. In such a fashion, expectations inflate faster than Weimar currency; students’ assumptions will be heading into next September outrageous and out-of-touch. The fallout is obvious: a body of students for whom the most delicate disappointment of perfection constitutes universal depression. How is it that students in the company of such affluence and opportunity...