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Captain Pete Strothman and sophomore Jack Donahue placed third at the prestigious New England Sloop Championship and just missed qualifying for the national sloop tournament. The co-ed team placed 11th out of 20 at the Navy Fall Intersectional. And the women's sailing team placed ninth out of 16 at the Yale Women's Intersectional...
...29at HoC M. H. Crew--7th out of 45 at HoC W. H. Crew--14th out of 59 at HoC W. Tennis at ECACs SATURDAY FOOTBALL 20, Holy Cross 14, OT C. Sailing--3rd at NE Sloop Champ. C. Sailing--11th at Navy Fall Inter. W. Sailing--9th at Yale Inter. M. SOCCER 2, Holy Cross 1, OT W. VOLLEYBALL 3, Penn 2 W. Tennis at ECACs FRIDAY M. C. COUNTRY--4th at New Eng. W. C. COUNTRY--7th at New Eng. Field Hockey 6, PROVIDENCE 3 W. SOCCER 5, Northeastern 0 Princeton...
...sixth-grade teachers, Lura Atherly. "He questions things, but not with surface questions. He asks extending questions: Why? What if...?" When the class studied the Russian Revolution, Tyler wanted to discuss what would have happened if the Romanovs had escaped: What if they had come back after the fall of communism? His writing also reflects an uncommon mix of the imaginative and the methodical. He prefers to write on deadline: "It feels like a deadline unlocks a chest where all my creativity is locked," he explains...
Along the way, Huan found some cherished mentors at school and at church. They helped guide her, particularly when she faced a personal tragedy. Last fall she was eagerly awaiting her father's first visit to the U.S. when he died in a freak accident. Huan's father was a sound engineer by profession, and he and his daughter shared a passion for music. After his death, however, music filled her with pain. "Music is such an intimate thing," says Huan. "The memories it brought up made me sad. So I thought I had to get away from music...
Lane's father taught her the nature lore, pointing out signs to the youngest of his seven children on the family farm where Lane still lives. Now Lane, 78 and frail with cancer, is passing on the knowledge to her daughter. This fall, while Lane monitored the foliage on Crab Orchard and Renegade mountains from her living-room window, Melinda Lane Hedgecoth ventured into the woods for her, reporting on how thick the fogs were, counting spider webs and spying on the hornets. She also wrote for her mother the annual fall column that Lane has written for the Crossville...