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...shots off the mark behind third-place Penn. The Galloway Golf Club played host to the Ancient Eight. “The greens were really fast and pretty undulating, and the rough was longer than anything we’ve played this year,” sophomore Danny Mayer said. “It was right on the bay, so you get the winds from the ocean so you typically have high winds there and they were even higher [Sunday]. It’s a nice view but not good for golf.” On day one, Harvard shot...
...Binghamton cruised to second place, a full five shots back. Sacred Heart finished in third, 13 shots off Yale. Harvard snapped up fourth place, shooting 598 (303, 295) to finish just two shots behind third. After round one, this top four was already cemented. Sophomore Danny Mayer tied for the fourth-best individual performance and paced the team, shooting a 74 on day one and a 70 on day two—the daily low round in the field of 59. The course had been friendly to Mayer in the past. Last year at the tournament, Mayer tied for third...
...catering, and marketing, according to council member and Director of Tufts University dining services Patti L. Klos. The advisory council examines HUDS’ performance as a whole and also provides feedback on a “specific charge” each year, wrote HUDS Executive Director Ted Mayer on the HUDS blog. This year, HUDS asked the advisory council to “review how we manage and communicate our sustainability efforts and their appropriate place within our programs,” Mayer wrote. According to council member and Harvard parent Karen R. Cosgrove, sustainability...
...total of 143 tied him for the best individual finish at +3. Harvard’s next best individual performance was delivered by Peter Singh who shot 147 (73-74). Shuman finished at 149 (74-75), Danny Mayer 150 (77-73), John Christensen 151 (81-70), Timmy Wu 152 (75-77), Nick Moseley 153 (76-77). Every player finished in the top half of the field. “The course places a premium on putting,” Shore said. “I putted great both days though I didn’t hit very well. The greens...
...revisions to the College’s disciplinary structure, but University Hall’s lack of accountability should not be justified because of the complexity of the issues that it faces. As rumors and calls-to-arms swirled on House lists a few weeks ago about menu changes, Mayer figured that transparency and communication were necessary. Mayer said that HUDS aims to provide food that is “the most acceptable to the greatest number of students,” while also balancing needs of specific individuals and supporting House life. These goals necessitate communication with...