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...team at the same time Frazier was playing for Brown, Ehrlich said. But Ehrlich added that he thought his new coach’s age would be a boon. “I think it will be good to have a young strength coach who is hungry to learn,” he said. “We are pleased to welcome James to our community,” said Scalise in a Harvard Athletic Communications announcement. “Our strength and conditioning staff is known for its high energy and James is no exception.” Although...
...active. “Recreation should be part of every woman’s life,” said Delany-Smith. Panelist Liz O’Leary, head coach of the women’s heavyweight crew team, encouraged women to join teams, saying lessons learned from playing a sport transcend many aspects of a woman’s life. “You learn how networking and camaraderie help you beyond your sport,” she said. “I learned as much, if not more, through basketball as through academic programs,” said panelist...
...last year that he would be willing to meet with Chávez.) "It was good for Obama to see the reaction in Latin America" to the Univision interview, says Chávez's former ambassador to the U.S., Bernardo Alvarez. "Maybe now he'll consider what he can learn from a face-to-face with Chávez. He'd see a man with differences, yes, but also someone looking for the same things politically, like helping people who've been excluded." (See pictures of Barack Obama's nation of hope...
...year’s 12-8 victory against Siena, the Crimson defeated the Saints once again, 11-4, to conclude the invitational at Blodgett Pool. Harvard jumped out to an early 7-0 lead and never looked back. “It was a really fun game and we learned how to capitalize as a team,” freshman center Devan Kennifer said. Kennifer scored four goals in the game. Sophomore Patricia Smith, junior Roxanne Pinto, freshman Monica Zdrojewski, junior Kelly Peeler, and co-captain Devon MacLaughlin also contributed offensively. NYAC 12, HARVARD 10 Earlier on Sunday, the Crimson...
...trouble with policy wonks is that they solve yesterday’s problems. Though policymakers should learn from their experience, they warp their judgment by learning too much from the particular crises they handled when they were last in office. As a result, they often ignore criticism in their attempt to prevent previous plights from recurring. And, when everyone in the room has the same nightmare, each in his lookout watches the same bogeyman...