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...successful these past years. I remember last year I watched them compete in the NCAAs after we had finished our team’s race [at Olympic training],” senior Esther Lofgren said. “We watched the race tracker, it’s horribly not fun to watch, and we’re sitting there, and Radcliffe was duking it out with UVA in the Petite Final of the NCAAs, and we edged out a great program in Virginia.”The team returns six members of that varsity eight—including...
...team’s fortunes and steering them in a different direction. “As a rower, he’s always been very good technically, very powerful,” senior coxswain Kevin He said. “As a leader this year, he wants to have fun with the team, but he knows the boundaries, and he makes sure we get on our stuff—he’s always good with responsibilities.” “It’s my job to keep the team organized and make sure things are moving...
...beetles looks like a showcase for some Egyptian-revival scarab jewels; and the images of the flaps of skin on lizards beneath the chins of males (known as dewlaps) contain rich colors and bumpy textures more complete and expressive than a painting by Roy Lichtenstein. Some of the most fun elements are in the various media boxes spread throughout the exhibit. One for the zebra explores how the types of stripes vary between the three species. It explains the purpose of the variations, such as the stripes’ ability to break up the outline of any one individual...
...little kids figure out an alternative use for all these things built for adults.” They see the interaction between a city and its youth as a vital part of skateboarding.“[Skateboarding] is so accessible; it’s interesting, it’s fun, you’re travelling. You get out of your neighbourhood as a skater. You have a reason to go 5 miles away,” Nichols says.This interaction between the built environment and skaters is not limited to New York, however. Boston has its own skating hotspots: Nichols...
...business school. But what attracted him to the Kroks initially was not the prospect of leadership opportunities or organizing a six-continent tour. “I guess what it really comes down to is the fact that the twelve guys onstage looked like they were having so much fun that I wanted to be a part of that fun,” he says...