Word: career
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...senior Nick Hotchkin, whose 20 points last season as a starting midfielder gives him a team-leading 40 for his career. Hotchkin's speed is one of the big reasons why "other teams will have trouble containing [Harvard's] quickness," according to Getman. Also returning in the midfield is junior Ramy Rajballie, a two-year starter who should be a key performer for the Crimson...
Hayes, a three-year starter, has consistently climbed her way up the all-time scorers' list and now rests in second place with 947 career points, only 67 shy of a new record. She received All-Ivy honors the past two years, and led the league in scoring for a substantial part of last season...
...soccer team had five players honored last season--three of them members of the Class of '88. Besides Sasner, 1987 Co-Captains Karin Pinezich and Tracee Whitley were named to All-Ivy teams. Nationally recognized as a top goalie, Whitley has earned All-America honors twice in her Harvard career...
Brenner received his Master's of Public Policy (M.P.P.) in 1982, Williams in 1985. Canfield graduated in 1984 from the one-year mid-career program that Harvard's youngest professional school offers. Their post-Kennedy School path has led them on the much-traveled Cambridge-Washington circuit, where along with growing numbers of K-School alumni, they are forming a new corps of congressional administrators and policymakers...
...influx of Harvard-trained government professionals to the nation's capital is beginning to alter the time-honored fabric of Congressional networking. For example, law was considered a quick and prestigious route to a career in government once, but the Kennedy School in 1968 introduced a new academic route for those interested in public sector careers...