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...STAR results to the plus side of the equation. Meanwhile, other studies are under way to determine if a different group of drugs, called the aromatase inhibitors, might be more effective at preventing breast cancer than either tamoxifen or raloxifene. Breast-cancer research is such a fast-moving field that it often seems as though something better is just over the horizon...
...professors’ wealth of knowledge. And we might even be able to trace our next Frost’s inspiration right to the source: that early Tuesday morning lecture by Münsterberg that rocked his world. But the diverging roads between preservation and oblivion require a fast and brave decision from FAS. We have to start...
...rate of 35. “We executed our race but we were over-stroked,” senior Laura Martin said. “We need to race a 35 and we’re going to work on that because we’re a really fast team, but our goal is to get up our strokes.” One positive for the team was that it seemed to solve its problem of losing momentum over the last 500 meters of the race—certainly the case in last week’s lost to Dartmouth...
...pull hard.”For the third straight weekend, the Harvard second varsity raced the second 1000 meters alone. The Crimson plowed through the finish line in 6:19.9. Navy finished almost four boat lengths back in 6:39.8, yet another victim of Harvard’s fast starts and punishing base cadence.“We didn’t want to sit on our training,” Caplan said. “We want to improve it and we want to get that much better. We don’t think that anything...
...wait until we get to the point where we’re able to perform our best.”The Harvard varsity, which has yet to claim a lead off the start this year, found itself in an early two-seat hole. The Midshipmen are known to be fast off the start, but it was Navy’s strong base cadence in the heart of the course that put the race out of reach on Saturday.Last weekend, Harvard’s attempts to close the gap against Dartmouth were stymied by a poised, almost expectant Big Green...