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...regatta with 162 points, 29 ahead of second-place MIT and 55 points ahead of third-place Dartmouth.MIT INVITEMIT hosted a low-key invite this weekend, which featured 12 local teams. Tufts’ two teams finished first and second with 42 and 70 points, and MIT rounded out the top three by notching 72 points.Sophomore skipper Alan Brick and sophomore crew Winston Yan sailed for Harvard in A-division, earning fifth place with 45 points. Sophomore skipper Ali Beyer and freshman crew Katherine Savarese placed sixth in B-division with 56 points. Overall, Harvard finished in fifth, 11 points...
...weekend at the ECAC Division I Championship at Shelter Harbor Golf Course in Charlestown, R.I. The Crimson sent five players to the tournament and finished ninth as a team out of the 14 squads competing. Harvard was led by sophomores Greg Shuman and Danny Mayer, who both posted two-round scores of 154 to tie with others for 28th in a 70-man field. Shuman shot a 1-over 72 on Saturday before posting an 11-over 82 yesterday, while Mayer improved upon his first-round 78 with a five-over 76 in the second round. The tournament team title...
...Following Nelson’s announcement, the UC last night unanimously approved a bill to allocate the usual amount of money to the HoCos. The vote drew a loud round of applause in the Grays Hall basement classroom where the Council...
...away any suggestions that digital photography is any less of an art than art photography. “Digital has taken over the world of photography,” he says. “We had to do this sooner or later.” After seeing the first round of shoots, he says he was “highly impressed by the digital end,” but that the real suspense lies in seeing how the two sections will progress and improve over the semester. Killip also says the students have a unique opportunity in this class?...
...surges are distrustful, territorial and paranoid bureaucrats. "The last thing you want to see at the scene of a disaster are people exchanging business cards," one emergency preparedness expert once told me. And this particular simulation is unique in that, unlike the hundreds of drills that happen all year round, it involves senior officials (hence the name, TOPOFF, which is short for "Top Officials.") Elected politicians from the city, state and federal level will have to talk to one another and make hard decisions with limited information...