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...resulted in construction that allowed the University to increase its enrollment from roughly 1,150 per class in the mid-fifties to about 1,600 two decade later. In 1959, the University opened Quincy House, the first House built since the original seven river Houses in the 1930s. Radcliffe??s North and South dormitories, now known as Pforzheimer and Cabot, respectively, were converted to Houses in 1961. Construction on the tenth house, Mather, was scheduled to begin in 1963, but it took the University an additional four years to buy out the parcels of land required to begin...
Take freshman Elizabeth Demers, a member of Radcliffe??s first varsity eight and a prime example of the instrumental novice presence on the women’s heavyweight team...
...strong lightweight novice class has given the No. 2 squad its depth and talent this year. The novice eight consists entirely of first-time rowers, and the team recognizes the strong walk-ons and freshman key Radcliffe??s success...
...super-competitive age, but there are limits to everything. Let’s not forget the new robber barons that have been sentenced and put away for stealing millions from Enron, WorldCom, and other corporations. Great authors make allusions. Ms. Austen did not lift the very language of Anne Radcliffe??s “Mysteries of Udolpho” to write her “Northanger Abbey.” She made allusions to that text and to its gothic conventions. Shakespeare’s texts play with ancient myth and the works of Ovid, but Shakespeare took...
...We’ve definitely been gelling together as a team more and more.”It is clear this combination of speed and chemistry has keyed the varsity eight’s success this year. But the main spark that has led to the Radcliffe??s assent to No. 1 can not be so readily seen—it takes place in the boathouse and at practice, not at its races.“The people on the varsity eight haven’t changed this season,” freshman Rebekah Kharrazi said...