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...Backstroke 1. Gretchen Ebner, Boston University, 2:03.00*#; 2. Denise Sonntag, Penn State, 2:04.42; 3. Anna Martens, Columbia, 2:05.18; 4. Sheila Findley, HARVARD, 2:05.88; 6. Kaari Reierson, HARVARD, 2:08.41; 8. Fiona Fox, HARVARD...
...backstroke, the title and Eastern record went to Gretchen Ebner of B.U. with her time of 2:03.00. Harvard's Sheila Findley posted a record time in trials, but could not repeat her performance in the finals and finished fourth. Nonetheless, her morning time of 2:03.02 qualified her for the NCAA Championships as well as the Olympic trials...
Mulvehal combined with Austrian to win their doubles bracket with a 7-6, 3-6, 6-2 win in the finals over Brenda Hacker and Gretchen Doninger of Indiana. The Crimson's number-three doubles team, coming off a big championship victory in the Syracuse Invitational last month, survived split sets in three of their four matches in the tournament...
...Board of Trustees for the Endowment includes Katz, Correa, Congressman Bruce Morrison (D-Conn.), MIT '65, Congressman Howard Wolpe (D-Mich.), Urban Studies and Planning Professor Mel King, Political Science Professor Willard Johnson, Electrical Engineering Professor John Weizenbaum, Professor in the Sloan School of Management John Parsons, Gretchen Kalonji, MIT '80, and Dr. Marc Miller...
...Faust Symphony, based on Goethe's poem, has never really entered the repertoire. Its high quotient of bombast, so attractive to the romantics, has fallen out of favor today, and its length (more than 70 minutes) can seem excessive. Still, Liszt's symphony, whose three movements depict Faust, Gretchen and Mephistopheles, ought to rate high, not only for its often startling pictorialism, but for its technical skill as well. Conlon and his forces give it a vibrant reading...