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...definitely going to be a strength for us,” Saretsky said. “It’s great to see that the group has improved as a whole.”All told, Saturday showed that Harvard is where it wants to be heading into the indoor season that sports five home meets at Gordon Track, including the Heptagonal Championships at the end of February.“This is a great meet to start off with because there’s a wide range of teams,” Christensen said...
There’s no rest for the weary, as Harvard coach Jason Saretsky quickly turns around, following the conclusion of the cross country season on Nov. 24, to kick off the indoor track and field campaign tomorrow at the Husky Winter Carnival hosted by Boston University. With the dawn of the new year, Saretsky and the track squad will benefit from the addition of new faces. Twenty freshmen have joined the ranks on the men’s side, while the women’s side brought in 18. “The attitude is just great that...
...favorite yoga centers and teachers might get hassled by morality police types. I also worried about my friends who do yoga - if there is one thing the stressed out populations of cities like Tehran, Baghdad, and Cairo really don't need, it's the loss of a safe, indoor means of relaxation. Fortunately, I suspect the muftis' edict comes far too late. Muslims, at least those of the Middle East, have been practicing yoga widely since the mid 1990s, and in some countries the exercise is now as commonplace as it is in blue-state America. (See a story about...
...Iranian love affair with yoga is a complex thing, born of many factors. There's the general disenchantment with strict, orthodox Islam and the accompanying pull to alternative forms of spirituality. There are strictures that women face in exercising outside covered, and the appeal of gentle, indoor sport. Add to all that yoga's global fashionableness and Iranians' high rates of anxiety and depression, and you have the first genuinely yoga savvy middle-class in the entire Middle East...
...Alumni said the game has evolved over the years. “The biggest difference is Harvard has won it more often in recent years,” says Paul E. Zilk ’79, who had recently returned from Paris, at the alumni luncheon held at Gordon Indoor Track and Field. “Every time we win the Ivy championship, it’s exciting.” Many grads admitted, however, that this year’s new tailgating rules created numerous difficulties. “I know it’s a function of Cambridge...