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Freshmen Ellie Rubenstein and Rose Ruback, the alpine team’s number one and two female skiers, are also out for the remainder of the year. After coming in 47th in the women’s giant slalom and 41st in the women’s slalom at last weekend’s UNH Carnival, Rubenstein suffered a knee injury during training. Ruback reinjured her knee the day before the first competition at UNH, keeping her out of the starting lineup...
...League school in the top 20 for per capita recycling was Princeton, at number nine. First place went to Oregon State University with 91.35 pounds, almost double Harvard’s total. But in the waste minimization category Harvard was swept to the bottom of the league, coming 41st out of the 43 entrants in that category with 191.11 pounds of waste generated per person. That cut the University’s ranking in the overall “Grand Champion” category, which combines waste generation and per capita recycling standings, to 20th. Harvard residents recycled 26.72 percent...
...three strong players, the last spots were not as solid. Now we have five slots where everyone’s really competitive and contributing. Even deep into the team we have stronger players than ever before.” Rooney and junior Erin Wilson had the highest spots with 41st and 51st place finishes. The second place score allows the Crimson to continue the strong play with which it finished off the fall season. With a score of 977, the team finished just ten shots back of the tournament winner, Berry College, which finished with a 967 score...
...luck that his talent for cricket matched his love of it. Though the call-up came later, he was probably ready for the big time at 16. After a stumble or two, he became a fine Test player and, on Steve Waugh's retirement in 2004, his country's 41st captain...
...Everybody rose to the occasion, which is great because it’s the last event of the year. This is when all the training should pay off.” For the alpine squad, Dickerson produced the best performance of the weekend for the women, finishing 41st in the slalom. She clocked in at 53.27 and 58.82 for a combined time of 1:52.09. “My slalom was actually hysterical, because I literally fell through the finish line at the end of my second run,” Dickerson said. Despite the slight embarrassment, Dickerson finished...