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...champion Dartmouth won the carnival with 493 team points. Sophomore Audrey Mangan led the way for the women’s Nordic team with her 33rd-place finish in the 10K classic and her 35th-place finish in the 5K freestyle event. In their first race for the team, freshmen Alyssa Devlin and Cara Sprague placed 30th in the 5K freestyle and 39th in the 10K classic, respectively. “We had a big step up with freshman coming in big for the team,” said men’s alpine captain Matt Basilico. Captain Oliver Burruss...
...seconds and also claimed the 500-yard freestyle in 4:57.54.Papadakis, the Crimson’s top diver, won the 1-meter diving event with a score of 301.50 before taking the 3-meter competition with a pool-record 325.95. She was followed in the 3-meter event by freshmen Jennifer Reese and Anne Taylor, combining for one of Harvard’s two event sweeps of the afternoon. Freshmen Katy Hinkle and Ali Slack and sophomore Vanda Gyuris took 1-2-3 in the 100-yard freestyle as well.All four of the Crimson’s divers, including freshman...
...this freedom should extend to one’s academic choices, as well. College represents a chance to pursue the studies that appeal to you, instead of the AP courses you were spoon-fed in high school. Freshmen can’t help but be disappointed that they still have to fulfill requirements in the very subjects they were trying to avoid. Whether it be math, the sciences, or those shapeless humanities, these distasteful courses await...
...total. “It’s a first for me in my college career so it’s exciting but mostly I was just amazed by the passes that we’re coming my way tonight,” Cahow said of the hat trick. Freshmen forward Kate Buesser capitalized on a rebound off a shot by classmate Katherine Chute to get the Crimson on the scoreboard at the 4:30 mark in the first period. With less than ten minutes to go in the same period, Cahow recorded her first tally of the night...
...Saturday afternoon. The tournament provided opportunities for some of the Crimson’s lower flights to play up and gain valuable match experience heading into the second half of the season. Harvard started sophomores No. 3 Katherine O’Donnell and No. 4 Johanna Snyder, and freshmen No. 7 Alexandra Zindman, No. 9 Diana Wilson and No. 10 Bree Sterne in positions 1-5, respectively. Normal match format has nine flights instead of five. “It is great motivation for these five girls to kick off the rest of the season,” said assistant...