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...sort of hoping/pulling/expecting him to be there and he really came through in a big way.” From that point, however, experience carried the day for the Harvard men. Senior Andrew Lipkin was 24th in 25:25.3, and classmate Chris Green was 31st in 25:33.0. Sophmore Chas Gillespie rounded out the scoring, based on the sum of each school’s top five finishes, for the Crimson by running 32nd in 25:34.8. “I think on the men’s side experience always plays a role,” Saretsky said...
...Harvard women’s cross country team, there is only one direction to go this weekend: up. The Crimson will travel to New York City’s Van Cortlandt Park to compete tomorrow morning in the 31st annual Heptagonal Championship, which serves as the championship race for the Ivy League. Last year, the Harvard women finished a disappointing eighth, nearly 200 points behind champion Princeton. But a lot has changed for the Crimson in the last year, and most of that is due to coach Jason Saretsky’s first recruiting class. “They?...
...Peter Singh’s fifty four-hole score of 2-over left him tied for 22nd. Singh opened with an even par 72 and shot 73 in both remaining rounds. Over 54 holes, he carded ten birdies.Sophomore Nick Moseley came in at 5-over in a tie for 31st, while sophomore Danny Mayer and junior John Christensen both tied for 43rd with a final score of 8-over.“It makes a huge difference [playing in so many tournaments as freshmen]. We all gained a lot of experience going through everything,” Shuman said...
...chaos commence. Like the customers ready to break into a Wal-Mart warehouse the morning of a pre-Christmas sale, a horde of North American film lovers have avidly awaited the opening of the 31st Toronto International Film Festival. Yesterday, the doors finally opened. You have 10 days, cinema shoppers, to see as many of the festival's 349 films as possible. The winner gets nothing but bragging rights for the next year. On your mark...
Andrew K. McCollum ’06-’07, Yan Zhang ’07, and Ameya A. Velingker ’10—all members of the Harvard Computing Contest Club—flew to Tokyo this weekend to enter the 31st Association for Computing Machinery International Collegiate Programming Contest, which attracts college technophiles from all over the world...