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While only a dozen of the athletes surveyed say they would have chosen a different concentration if they were not involved with a sport, more say they might have selected more interesting courses, or would have taken time to write a thesis...
...with the coaches to provide some more flexibility, and to recognize that for all of our students, academics comes first,” Gross says, refuting the claim that athletes are unable to concentrate in certain field. “I don’t think participation in any sport precludes concentration in any area,” Gross says. “There are clusters, but they may just reflect rational choices made by the students...
There are teams, of course, that sport a diverse range of concentrations. Just as the women’s lightweight crew leans towards the hard sciences, their male lightweight counterparts can boast of the one of four classics concentrators in all of varsity athletics, one of five computer science majors and one of two religion majors. One women’s heavyweight rower, Anna R. Rosenblum ’06, is one of just a handful of classical archaeology majors in the college. Morning practices notwithstanding, the crews are, percentage-wise, among the most diverse teams on campus?...
...express optimism, however, that should tickets for another sport be offered by Spectacle of Soul, he’d be more than ready to return...
...some of the attendees of the Harvard University Band’s 85th Reunion Weekend, it had been ages since they donned the crimson sport coats and hoisted their instrument of choice at a concert or football game. Despite the lapse of time, the memories forged during the alums undergraduate years remained as vivid as the day they left...