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Last month, one undergraduate sent in her application to the prestigious Fulbright Program as a junior. At least, that’s what her transcript said. Truth be told, Denise L. Delaney ’08 isn’t a precocious junior, but rather a disgruntled senior. Returning from a spring semester abroad in Colombia, Delaney was surprised with a host of unnecessarily complicated problems— and she wasn’t alone.Encouraging study abroad at Harvard was a primary initiative of former University President Lawrence H. Summers. Despite his relatively short tenure, his legacy remains to this...
...last year.” This year the team comes back with a more mature squad, which will display skill, patience, and leadership. “I would hope that we’re a little more veteran, so we play smarter,” head coach Kathy Delaney-Smith said. The backcourt is a solid group of three accomplished upperclassmen. Running the point is experienced senior Hallion who was the team’s second-highest scorer and earned a second-team all-Ivy spot. In addition, she finished ninth in scoring in the conference and second in both...
Indeed, Denise L. Delaney ’08 said she was attracted to TFA in part because of the high caliber of recent graduates who chose to enter the program...
...Michigan, with NCAA Championship banners hanging from its rafters, the pressures are even greater.At Harvard, these faults don’t matter because our rafters are bare. At least on the men’s side—the women have accumulated enough Ivy Championships under Coach Kathy Delaney-Smith for both teams. Our pavilion can’t seat three thousand, let alone 13, 751—the capacity at Crisler Arena in Ann Arbor. And on top of this, the pressure is off Amaker because, to put it bluntly, nobody at Harvard really cares.At least not yet.Looking past...
...from last year. The experience that was supposedly gained seemed to have no effect on the Crimson.The women struggled through nonconference play, dropping its first six games of the season.“They were a very young team, very new to each other,” coach Kathy Delaney-Smith said. “We have a lot of sophomores, and several didn’t play even half of freshman year. We had a tough nonconference schedule.”As 2006 was ending, the women provided glimpses of what their coach and supporters expected of them...