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...went up against a [great] team from Brown in the Finals,” Clayton said. “[But] we were white hot. We were on top of the shots.” Clayton had nothing but praise for his teammate Chijoff-Evans??s level of play and focus throughout the tournament. “Alexei served huge and allowed me to return solid, and he gave me perfect volley opportunities. He went up the line when he should of, went cross court when he should of,” Clayton said. For Chijoff-Evans...
...together in this, let’s go!’” Fish said. “Whenever there’s a collective energy, it’s stronger than an individual energy.” Fish also credits Omodele-Lucien and Chijoff-Evans?? consistent victories at No. 5 and No. 6, respectively, as an asset to the team’s ability to win up and down the lineup. “It was a huge confidence boost for the four guys who played above them,” Fish said...
...Crimson had grown accustomed to winning the doubles point in Ivy League play, and against challenging competition in the NCAA, losing it had a steep price, giving Harvard virtually no room for error and placing a premium on early wins to even the score.Thankfully for the Crimson, Chijoff-Evans?? win was a fast 6-2, 6-2 trouncing—a lopsided outcome that is beginning to become a routine for the aggressive-playing freshman. He was the second singles player off the court.The first off the court was Ermakov, who, playing at less than full strength because...
...each according to his need. That somebody very well might have been a member of the bourgeoisie, for all anyone knows. No matter how hot Chavez gets, don’t look for a sympathetic Harvard organization to join the Square’s Communist protesters–in Evans?? words: “Those people are obviously insane.” Christos N. Theophanous ’08 doesn’t see a threat from either crazy Square people or world leaders: “Will Communism be big in 2007? Well…I think...
...scores on the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) standardized tests lagged behind similar schools. Knight came to the school in 2002 after the then-acting principal, Paula M. Evans, resigned amidst a controversial restructuring plan. Local elementary school principal Len Solo served as interim chief immediately following Evans??s resignation. In a letter written shortly after her resignation, Knight urged the district to pick her replacement from inside the CRLS ranks.“A leader from within the existing CRLS leadership team, who has been immersed deeply in the work and has the demonstrated commitment to build...