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...women, Ekaterina Karsten from Belarus has the first bow number out of the 30 women in the event. Karsten was the Olympic champion in the single scull in both the 1996 and 2000 games. Karsten showed off her stamina in this year’s World Championships where she won bronze medals in both the single and double sculls competitions, events in which both finals took place within an hour and a half of each other. Massachusetts is well represented in this event—Carol Skricki of Norwood, Mass., and Cindy Bishop of Boston, Mass., follow Karsten...
...men’s Youth Eight, the Harvard freshman boat has earned the first bow number as the Crimson has won the event in each of the past three years. Yale will follow in the starting order. Brown will start 28th in the event, but is expected to be fast, along with river-rival Northeastern...
...national men’s eight, rowing under USRowing, is the six-time defending champion and has earned the first bow number. Deutscher Ruderverband, the German national team, has the second start. Another top competitor in this event is the Croatian Rowing Federation, the silver medallists in this year’s World Championships...
...doing more than coaching his crew at this regatta. He is also an entry in the Veteran Singles event. Parker won fourth last year and is eighth in the starting order this year. John Landon, an unaffiliated competitor rowing in this event for the first time, has the first bow number...
...many rushing to take midterm exams, were shut out of large swaths of the Yard on Friday as dignitaries in suits sipped champagne in private receptions. But students were encouraged to attend the installation ceremony later in the afternoon and even got champagne with proper identification. In a notable bow to students’ role at the University, Undergraduate Council President Paul A. Gusmorino ’02 delivered the first student speech at a presidential installation in Harvard’s modern history. And we should be heartened by the attention Summers said would be showered upon students under...