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Ellen Porter Hornet, assistant senior tutor in Lowell House, said paint is already peeling in her room, a common phenomenon that many feel is indicative of the hectic pace at which work was conducted this summer...
...NOTEBOOK: The Crimson had a hectic morning of traveling that started with a 6 a.m. bus to Logan Airport. The flight was late. By the time the stickwomen got to Franklin Field, they had little time to get taped and warm up...There was no shortage of Harvard supporters at the game; eight stick women had family members cheering them on. Fans arriving early for the Penn-Columbia football game swelled the crowd, while football players warmed up on the sidelines during the second half of the field hockey contest...
...feel part of that tradition," she says during a hectic 45 minutes interview at Kennedy election headquarters. "I haven't rebelled against...
...contrast to Wheaton's confused and hectic performance, the Crimson appeared organized and consistent. Accurate and smooth passing enabled Harvard to set up for the kill by relinquishing the ball to freshman Anna Collins, junior Ellen Schreiber or sophomore Cecilia Meagher who would pound the ball to a befuddled pack of Lions...
Trying to raise a family while maintaining two careers, often in two cities, was predictably hectic, so much so that one semester Nagy took a leave of absence to join his wife in Princeton. He obtained a fellowship at Princeton's Center for Advanced Learning, which allowed him to work on a book at home while caring for his son, Laszlo, age five. Nagy says he was the primary parent for Laszlo, and that his wife, her academic load lightened somewhat, has done more of the work in raising their daughter, Antonia...