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...said. “It’s just nice when you have friendly training competition. It really keeps everybody on their toes.”The runners fared well, but high finishes were hard to come by after a tough week of practice. Sophomore Aishlinn O’Callaghan, running the 800 meters for the first time all season, took fifth with a time of 2:13.13, a mere .56 seconds ahead of sophomore Jan Ng, who finished seventh.“It’s really hard to perform well at the second meet because your body?...
...vault with classmate Sally Stanton, with each clearing a height of 3.65 meters. Junior Molly Boyle was third in the weight throw with a 15.63-meter throw. Freshman Kathryn Orchowski was fourth in the 400-meter dash with a time of 58.94 seconds, with sophomore Aishlinn O’Callaghan just behind her in fifth at 59.09 seconds. Sophomore Jan Ng was fifth in the 800 meters, finishing in 2:15.30. The men were paced by a trio of second-place finishers. Junior Brian Holmquist was second in the 3000 meters with a time of 8:36.77, classmate Alex Lewis...
Zach represents what used to be the cutting edge in pediatrics: the heroic effort to keep younger and younger babies alive. Today neonatal specialists can ensure the survival of up to 95% of infants born preterm. But as Dr. William Callaghan of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Division of Reproductive Health puts it, "We're reaching down to the limits of our viability." That is why he, like many other experts in the field, is advocating a shift in focus from survival to prevention...
...senior Stevie DeGroff, who took fourth in the 100 meter dash. Freshman Dara Wilson impressed in her first outdoor Heptagonals with a second-place finish in the 100 meter hurdles. In the relays, the team of Maludzinski, sophomore Erika Geihe, freshman Jan Ng, and classmate Aishlinn O’Callaghan took third in the 4 by 800-meter relay. —GABRIEL M. VELEZ
Directed by Matthew O’ Callaghan (Universal Pictures) Although still lovable and the epitome of cute, Matthew O’ Callaghan’s “Curious George” is a bit bland for anyone over the age of six. Universal Pictures could have easily followed the Pixar design with its movie version of the classic, dictating a spiced-up, CGI-ed kind of glory, with a wisecracking George hip to all sorts of slang. Fortunately, the creators of “Curious George” have gone old-school, deciding to return to 2-D, hand...