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...YORK CITY Rococo Check out the Cooper-Hewitt museum's splashy Rococo exhibit this month, featuring furniture, drawings and housewares that illustrate the birth of the style in the 18th century and current reinterpretations...
...started to travel and compete, the team grew stronger and closer and everyone managed to perform above expectations.” The other qualifiers on the women’s side were sophomore Anna Podolsky, who finished 15th, and Arielle Pensler, who finished 18th, both in foil. For the men, junior co-captain Kai Itameri-Kinter finished 19th and sophomore Long Ouyang finished 23rd, both in foil. Sophomore Billy Stallings rounded out the team and placed 16th in epee. Overall, Harvard finished sixth in a field of 27 schools represented, with 101 total victories. This year, Ohio State...
...only three coaches to win 300 games in their women’s hockey career.The Crimson opened the scoring 19:37 into the first frame when junior Sarah Vaillancourt evaded a Dartmouth defender and found Brine in front of the net. Brine slammed the puck home for her 18th goal of the season and gave Harvard momentum going into the second period.“We went in the locker room, and we were just really energized and ready to go for the second,” Brine said.The Crimson struck again 9:34 into the second period, taking advantage...
...will mark the third consecutive NCAA championship appearance for Papadakis. She placed 29th in the 3-meter event last year. Freshmen Anne Taylor and Jenny Reese also competed in the zone meet. Reese was 12th in the 1-meter event, while Taylor placed 16th in the 3-meter and 18th in the 1-meter. Papadakis will be joined at the NCAA Championships by sophomore Alexandra Clarke and freshman Kate Mills, who both swam qualifying times at the Ivy Championships earlier this month. —CRIMSON SPORTS STAFF
...18th annual “Ghungroo” was a riot of color, sound, and motion. The Harvard South Asian Association’s three-hour cultural celebration, which ran this past weekend, featured traditional and nontraditional South Asian dance, music, and poetry interspersed with skits poking fun at about both South Asian and non-South-Asian culture. The show began on a mellow note. Female performers in brightly colored traditional garb kept the rhythm with bells wrapped around their ankles while performing a classical dance. It was followed by one of three traditional poems, read in an Indian language...