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...Tiffany Clifford, 9-7. Saturday belonged to Sibilski, as the freshman walked away with two victories. She defeated Illinois’ Leigh Finnegan, 6-2, 6-3, in flight A singles, and then teamed up with Schnitter to convincingly beat the Fighting Illini pair of Christina Stromberg and Alejandra Meza Cuadra, 8-0. “Agnes did a great job all weekend fighting through matches against tough opponents,” assistant coach Julia Scaringe said. Nobody else was able to summon a victory on Day 2 of the event, although Rosekrans played a close match with Illinois?...
...spring. You had extenuating circumstances for every one of them.” Faced with the challenge of fielding a team, Graham contacted Harvard’s club team looking for players. Four new players—junior Vilsa Curto, who is also a Crimson editor, freshman Alejandra Duartre, senior Julia Forgie, and sophomore Rachel Gottlieb—eventually moved up to the varsity squad. Friday morning, these newcomers were thrown against one of the nation’s top teams in the Wildcats (5-0). While the Crimson (0-2) lost 5-2, the match proved the ability...
...really the first study to see this association,” she wrote. Students interviewed yesterday in dining halls said they found the study’s results surprising but not alarming. “That’s impressive...I did not know that,” said Alejandra Guzman ’07, who estimated that she eats chicken seven times a week. Asked whether study findings affect her dietary habits, the biology concentrator said, “if I think it’s important, I try to look into the study, but at the same time...
Tied 8-8 in the finals of the USTA National Invitation in Flushing Meadows, N.Y., the pair fought off 12 match points before teammates on the Harvard women’s tennis team finally conceded the championship to Alejandra Guerra and Daria Petrovic from North Carolina State...
...Alejandra and Sofia Romero, 5-year-old fraternal twins growing up in New York City, entered the world at almost the same instant but have gone their own ways ever since--at least in terms of temperament. Alejandra has more of a tolerance--even a taste--for rules and regimens. Sofia observed this (and her parents observed her observing it) and then distinguished herself as the looser, less disciplined of the two. Sofia is also the more garrulous, and Alejandra eventually became the more taciturn. "Sofie served as their mouthpiece," says Lisa Dreyer, 39, the girls' mother, "and Alejandra...