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...work with two other female cadets. But Williams is comfortable practicing with a male cadet. The exercise requires the cadets to run back and forth with a fellow cadet piggy-backed or in a fireman’s hold over their shoulder.One female cadet struggles to reach the finish line, and the waiting men cheer encouragement. There’s plenty of laughter, but, considering how the cadets are holding each other, none of it is especially awkward. Only one female cadet grins self-consciously as her male partner cradles her against his chest with competent arms.A DUAL LIFE...
...says. He is nonchalant, though, about his mandatory experience. “I think that a lot of people here have something unique in them, in their lives. This is just something unique in my life.” PHOTO ALBUM Myat San, a government concentrator, will soon finish his thesis. After the rigid structure of the military, it was jolting to quickly develop the academic self-discipline required at Harvard. “Harvard is the place where you really have to keep the drive going by yourself,” he says. “You do need...
...minutes you are: Trying desperately to finish my thesis...
...practice boat handling,” captain Sloan Devlin said. “It was very light all weekend, and a little difficult, but we sailed very well.” Devlin skippered the A division in a boat with veteran junior crew Christina Dahlman. The duo only finished lower than fifth twice in 11 races en route to a first-place finish in the division. The B division earned a four-way tie for fifth in the fifteen-team field, which featured eleven teams ranked in the top 15 in the nation. Despite a few hiccups, freshman skipper Roberta...
...Alaska that ended on Saturday. Five members of each human Iditarod team ran around the MAC Quad, pulling the ropes attached to a homemade sled on which the sixth team member sat. The prize went to the hotter non-contiguous state, as members of the Hawaii Club reached the finish line first. Alaska Klub President Corey M. Rennell ’07 hosted the event, now in its second year, armed with a megaphone in one hand and an air horn in the other. Four teams squared off at the MAC Quad for the honor...