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...Crimson in the main draw was Harvard’s No. 1 player, sophomore Louisa Hall. Ranked No. 3 in the nation, the younger Hall lost in the semifinals to No. 2 Lynn Leong of Trinity in straight games, 9-4, 9-1, 9-2. Freshman No. 7 Lindsey Wilkins also succumbed to Leong, losing in the quarterfinals...
Crimson freshman Lindsey Wilkins will be looking to put forth a strong showing in her first ISA Championships, while Wing is an experienced competitor closing out her collegiate career...
...Crimson triumphed over Williams, spearheaded by Harvard’s top three—sophomore Louisa Hall, co-captain Margaret Elias, and freshman Lindsey Wilkins—who conceded only five points combined in defeating intercollegiate No. 14 Adrienne Ellman, No. 18 Selma Kikic, and No. 39 Clare Whipple, respectively...
...Margaret Elias—will have their hands full against the two Trinity stars. The key to the match—and perhaps to Trinity’s lineup changes—will be how well the Bantams counter Harvard’s depth. Hendricks, Thorndike and fellow freshman Lindsey Wilkins, who competes at No. 3, will play the most pressure-filled matches of their young careers...
...have given nearly $200,000 to the President and his party since Bush took office, including $25,000 for the May gala. Sources say Peabody chairman Irl Engelhardt and other energy executives met in March with two task-force members, Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham and Bush economic adviser Larry Lindsey. Cheney's group also heard in March from officials from the nuclear-energy industry--whose trade association, the Nuclear Energy Institute, contributed $100,000 to the Bush event. Both coal and nuclear power got major endorsements in the task-force report...