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...years. After 15 years as chairman, however, Tata says he is thinking of retiring. Asked how he would spend his days, he says he gave up golf long ago and has almost no free time outside the business. On rare evenings off, he says he takes a half-hour boat ride across Bombay harbor to a small, scruffy beach house. "It seldom had power, so I had to put in a small generator," he says. "It's quiet and away from everywhere. There is a town and there are neighbors, but I go quietly on my own. I walk...
...fact, it was doubtful that any of the marketers had tailored their pitches to the nature of the event. “I know more about throwing darts than about boat races,” said Eli Winderman, who shilled for Metro, the free daily newspaper, while offering a fistful of darts to customers wanting to try their hand...
...Both Kitovitz and Stegmaier are optimistic about the heavyweights’ chances this year, as the Princeton boat that beat Harvard three times last year lost nearly everyone to graduation...
...boat together is about a ton,” Stegmaier says. “One person’s strength has so little effect on that much weight...
...Boathouse is home to 23 heavyweight and lightweight varsity national championships, and Harvard coaches know the value of walk-ons to the success of the varsity and freshmen programs.Only five to 10 recruits help round out the heavyweight and lightweight freshman rosters each season, giving the Crimson just one boat comprised of recruited athletes. As many as three freshman eights compete in racing season—each team needs a minimum of 30 oarsmen and several coxswains—and both the heavyweight and lightweight programs depend on a steady stream of walk-ons. Freshman lightweight coach Linda Muri typifies...