Word: crewed
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...many shows at Harvard can boast a cast and crew upwards of 150 people. Even fewer can say that they gathered that number from the Boston community as well as the Harvard campus and brought them together within the confines of a dining hall to serenade students while they studied. This season’s Lowell House Opera (LHO) production of Richard Strauss’ “Der Rosenkavalier” can boast all that, but it is in some ways paradoxical. Despite assembling an immense group of participants, most of whom are not even Harvard students...
...Coaches—at least the rowing coaches—have no idea how the mind of a professor works,” said lightweight crew Captain Nicholas S. Downing ’07, adding that the athletic department needed to be more proactive in designating a point person for advice on academic issues...
...requires a lot of time, leading many to question why Thompson would devote herself to a position that remains relatively obscure. "I didn’t know about tech before coming here to Harvard. Watching a show, you don’t even know what [the technical crew] does. Before I came to Harvard I had never done any backstage stuff except for high school theatre, helping out with costumes or a little painting, but nothing like this.... [Last night] I was home at eight, before that midnight, before that nine. And my roommates will...
...cause the chambers of the heart to enlarge, while short-burst activities can increase heart muscle mass by up to 12 percent. Using ultrasound technology, researchers evaluated the heart structures of athletes belonging to the Harvard football team as well as the men and women’s crew teams at the beginning of the study and reassessed them after a three month period of “fairly intense training,” according to Research Fellow in Medicine Aaron L. Baggish, one of the study’s lead researchers. “There were changes...
...ahead of the date in the Western hemisphere... Without the International Date Line travelers going westward would discover that when they returned home, one day more had passed than they thought, even though they had kept careful tally of the days. This first happened to Magellan's crew after the first circumnavigation of the globe...