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...Laura was ice-woman. Talent-wise, we have several people who can fill those shoes, but emotionally and mentally, I’m not sure who wants it yet.”The Crimson has plenty of talent in sophomore guards Emily Tay and Niki Finelli and junior guard Lindsay Hallion. They also have experience in co-captain Kyle Dalton, and potential in junior guard Jessica Knox. The numbers are there where the experience is not: Hallion is the only returning starter in the backcourt, and she missed all of her first season with a torn ACL.This young Harvard squad?...
...finished fifth in the Ivies after a preseason poll picked the Big Red to place last. Thanks to standout freshman Jeomi Maduka—the league’s Rookie of the Year and team leader in points (14.8), rebounds, (7.8) and steals (1.7)— and guard Lindsay Krasna, Cornell was a threat last year and will be more dangerous in 2006-2007. Player to Watch: Claire PerryKrasna and Maduka will draw the most attention, but Perry’s deadly accuracy from beyond the arc will torch biased defenses.DARTMOUTHCenter Elise Morrison, so dominant in Dartmouth?...
...fourth in the Ivy League standings—hardly a customary finish for one of Delaney-Smith’s teams.“It felt really weird, and it was a really hard experience not to have your destiny in your own hands,” junior guard Lindsay Hallion said. “Especially when you feel like you should win and you feel like you have the skills to beat people.”Youth—Delaney-Smith started a freshman and a sophomore and brought three more rookies off the bench—made...
...sharing experiences, the exhibition was intended to give prospective international travelers a sense of what to expect. “A photo is in its own right is as visceral and intellectual an engagement as any thesis might be,” Kao said. —Staff writer Lindsay A. Maizel can be reached at lmaizel@fas.harvard.edu...
...inside the Yard. The girls arrived on the Harvard campus for Global Girls Day, hosted by Strong Women, Strong Girls (SWSG), the all-female campus mentoring organization promoting self-esteem and leadership skills among girls in grades three to five. Each semester, SWSG—founded by Lindsay N. Hyde ’04—invites participating girls to Harvard for a day of workshops and a chance to mingle with undergraduate women. According to Events Coordinator Caitlin M. Campbell ’09, Saturday’s international theme was inspired by Harvard’s recent initiatives?...