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...Whether the singers hail from Cyprus, Macedonia or Sweden, unrequited puppy love is the dominant theme. During Saturday's competition, 12-year-old Ekaterina Ryabova from Russia stomped on a desk and pined for her absent prince: "I've got questions in my head. They are like wasps. What a mess!" And 10-year-old Laura Omloop from Belgium waxed poetic about her schoolyard crush - wearing lederhosen and yodeling, "I gaze deep into his eyes, and a thousand rainbows fill the skies, and I feel so yodel-e yodel-e yodel...
...sophomore Agnes Sibilski won 8-3.Sophomore Samantha Rosekrans and freshman Holly Cao, fought back from an early 3-0 deficit, but lost the set in a tiebreak, 8-7 (7-3).Avenging her 6-2, 6-0 defeat in last year’s match against Penn’s Ekaterina Kominskaya, Ko won the No. 1 rematch Saturday with a pair of 6-2 sets to improve to 7-5 at that position.Relying on her powerful backhand, Cao got back on the winning track at No. 5 with a 6-1, 6-2 win, despite feeling a little under...
...earn the Crimson’s only point of the day. The freshman leads the team with four wins in Ivy League play and is undefeated in the Ancient Eight in both singles and doubles. In doubles, Rosekrans and Ko won 8-5 at No. 2. The team of Ekaterina Kosminskaya and Julia Koulbitskaya, ranked No. 27 in the nation, evened up the score at No. 1 with an 8-1 win over Schnitter and junior Laura Peterzan. The Quakers then clinched the doubles point with a victory at No. 3. “Penn had an overwhelming effect...
...PENN 7, HARVARD 0 Penn, coming in undefeated in the Ivy League, had little trouble with the depleted Harvard lineup. Litvak and Forgie won 8-4 at No. 2 doubles to give the Crimson its only win of the day. The Quakers’ Lenka Snajrova and Ekaterina Kominskaya easily defeated Brook and Mukundan, 8-1, in the top spot. While Curto—who is also a Crimson photography editor—and sophomore Rachel Gottlieb lost, 8-3, in the third doubles match, the match originally looked to be up for grabs with the score tied...
...newly founded Soviet Union - a role it maintained for the next seven decades. Through the years, the Old Theater's stage was home to some of dance's biggest names, including Galina Ulanova, who danced the definitive Romeo and Juliet in the 1950s, and her contemporaries, the couple Ekaterina Maximova and Vladimir Vasiliev. During the height of the cold war, it remained one of the Soviet Union's most potent exports. Beautiful and mysterious, the Russian dancers' sleek lines and avant-garde choreography dazzled Westerners...