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...something like that again in the future.”Radcliffe won the second varsity eight by a handy 12.5 seconds. BU placed second, with Northeastern and Boston College rounding out the race with third- and fourth-place finishes respectively. In the third varsity four B, Radcliffe won by another large margin of 12.9 seconds, with Northeastern finishing in second place.The novice eight closed out the heavyweight racing with a huge 24.2- second victory over Northeastern and BU.Two weeks from now, the crew will head to Camden, N.J. for the all-important Eastern Sprints. At the Sprints, Radcliffe must prove...
...Christopher B. Lacaria ’09, a Crimson editorial editor, is a history concentrator in Kirkland House. His column appears regularly...
...race. Rallying for the second race, Radcliffe trounced the MIT boat by a 25.5-second margin. Finishing up the day, the Black and White’s novice four beat two MIT boats. Radcliffe finished with a time of 8:10 and MIT A finished in 8:14. MIT B followed 10 seconds behind. Showing dedication to causes beyond rowing and solidarity with the Radcliffe heavyweight crew, the team donned pink shirts during races and helped raise over 1000 dollars for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. “It was nice, because there...
...City Council Veterans Committee to discuss coordinating health services for local veterans. The DVS benefits program serves low-income veterans and their surviving spouses by paying costs not covered by state medical insurance. These costs include out-of-pocket medical expenses, insurance premiums, and fees associated with Medicare Parts B and D, which cover many outpatient services and prescription medications. The program also provides a stipend for living expenses. Unique to Massachusetts, the DVS veterans’ program is funded by individual cities, which then receive a 75 percent reimbursement from the state, Stevens said. Although the program is currently...
...date processing to a really vibrant group of researchers” under her watch. Before coming to Harvard to run the unit in 2003, Zipser, who graduated from Columbia, was a mathematics instructor at MIT and a consultant at the Boston Consulting Group. —Staff writer Christian B. Flow can be reached at cflow@fas.harvard.edu...