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...Powers, Watson was the Crimson’s sole competitor at the Singlehanded Championship, hosted by Connecticut College. Watson did not disappoint, however, placing fifth and qualifying for the Women’s Singlehanded National Championship.Like in the weekend’s other regattas, weather was a factor in Connecticut??but this time a positive one. Since Watson is smaller than most other competitors, the light winds gave her an advantage in speed. Having ended Saturday in sixth place, Watson started strong on Sunday, placing fourth, second, and third in the first three races of the day. Events...
...sixth in the 400 meters with a time of 50.01 seconds. The men’s distance medley team was second, while the 4x400 meter relay team finished fifth, rounding out the men’s scoring with 48 points. Cornell won the event with 163 points, edging out Connecticut??s 152. Brown was third, scoring 74.5 points, and New Hampshire finished fifth with 25.5 points. —Staff writer Brad Hinshelwood can be reached at bhinshel@fas.harvard.edu...
Late last month, the head of Connecticut??s Freedom of Information Commission issued a ruling that, if upheld by the full Commission, will require the Yale University Police Department to release records pertaining to the Department’s exercise of police powers. This development is a heartening step forward in a cause this newspaper has consistently advocated for: Deputized campus police departments must allow open access to their records equivalent to what is already required by law from municipal police departments.The Connecticut ruling is especially relevant at Harvard, where the issue of free access to campus police...
...third that we needed to share the puck more,” Stone said. “We did a better job of that in the third period, so it paid off.” Another reason Harvard struggled to score early on was the play of Bellonio, Connecticut??s goalie, who recorded 40 saves on the night. “We had good looks at the net—the goaltender just played really well,” Stone said. Although Bellonio contained the Crimson attack, it was goaltender Christina Kessler and the Harvard defense that wound...
...casinos will bankrupt poor people who trust their fortunes to fate neglects their free will and assumes that they cannot think and act for themselves. And to maintain a social conscience, part of the new revenue will also be used to treat gambling addictions—which, thanks to Connecticut??s casinos, are nothing new. Though the plan may disgust a sheltered few, it looks to be a jackpot for Massachusetts and its citizens...