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...than a twelve-year-old busting a move?The Expressions Dance Company then returned to break it down with what was by far the most creative number of the night. “Stay With You,” choreographed by Adrian A. Diamond ’11 (a freshman??watch out for this one!), dramatized a child’s fantasy of her toys coming alive while she sleeps. Featuring a wind-up ballerina (Samantha K. Yu ’11), whose carefully controlled convulsions suggested that she ran on high-octane fuel, the act proved...
...Beach took a pass at close range and managed to sneak it past Crimson sophomore goalie Christina Kessler. Less than a minute later, a penalty on the Friars gave Harvard a prime power-play opportunity and it took Vaillancourt and Brine just 10 seconds to find Ryabkina for the freshman??s fourth goal of the season. The final insurance goal came at the end of the busy second period when Brine scored unassisted. With the win, Kessler’s individual record in goal improved to a nation’s-best 10-0-0, while maintaining...
...Calderone, 6-3, 6-1, earning the championship of the tournament’s black singles bracket. To make it to the final, Chijoff-Evans fought through the mental difficulties of two rain-delayed matches and the self-doubt that can so easily bring down the level of a freshman??s play. “Going into the first match, I knew I was going to be tentative,” Chijoff-Evans said, “but I took that to the nth degree.” The first rain delay allowed coach Dave Fish...
...Connor also earned Second-Team All-Ivy honors and was the co-Ivy League Rookie of the Year. “I attribute a lot of my success to the guys that I work with every single day,” O’Connor said. The freshman??s historic season also included a 13-1 record in dual meets and a second-place finish in the EIWA Championships. In the EIWA finals, O’Connor faced top seed Jordan Leen of Cornell and lost a close 2-1 match. In the third-place bout at nationals...
...weekday afternoon, school buses roll into the front lot of Fresh Pond Apartments, a low-income housing complex in North Cambridge that looks like a freshman??s worst nightmare the evening before Housing Day—an enormous Mather House multiplied by two, twin brick towers facing each other which rise more than 20 stories high...