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...Bulldogs’ second varsity claimed a win over the Crimson, giving Yale its first second varsity win in the regatta since 1996. Yale raced to a 20.2-second victory in the three-mile second varsity race, finishing in 14:12.7 to Harvard’s 14:32.9. The Crimson freshmen returned to competition after their second-place finish at IRAs with a 7.5-second victory over Yale in a two-mile race...
...years for the view it enjoyed headed into the last 500—eight bright yellow shirts and eight blue and yellow Navy oars doing everything they could to inch closer to the Crimson—punished the Midshipmen with a furious sprint in the last strokes to the finish line. Navy’s desperate attempt to bring up the rating in the final 500 and shrink the open-water gap between the two boats did nothing to lessen the impact of those 2,000 meters...
Harvard scorched the Midshipmen by 4.7 seconds and crossed the line in 5:49.3. Navy would finish in 5:54.0, with half a boat of open water separating victorious No. 2 from the country’s once-undefeated No. 1 crew...
Their on-the-water battle—unlike one-on-one basketball games or swimming races—will remain theoretical for the Schroeder brothers. At Camden, Griffin’s eight rowed in the lightweight championship final, Jamie’s in the heavyweight petite final. The former finished fourth, while the latter took first place in his race, earning a seventh place finish overall at nationals...
...vote, the latter of which ended with 218 faculty voting a lack of confidence in Summers. Not only were these measures ineffective—members of the Harvard Corporation were unlikely to fire Summers, whom they supported throughout the ordeal—they were unnecessary. Summers needs time to finish many of his initiatives such as Allston, and the grievances raised by the Faculty do not make a compelling enough case for his resignation...