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...husband, Leighton, in a Wales hospital, Lewis spent long periods of time taking in both the details of her environment and the nature of a period of potential loss. “A Hospital Odyssey” reads like a traditional epic, albeit with a modern bent: in meter, straightforward, and descriptive of action. She wrote, “Vials of blood were being analyzed next door. A robot shook them, thick as mud.” Although Lewis described poetry as an avenue through which to explore unsettling life situations, she maintained that poetry should not be used...
...need to work on the amount of power that I am generating from the underwater kick. I also need to be more aggressive on the 200-yard backstroke,” Diekema said. Another fantastic effort came from sophomore diver Zac Ranta, who succeeded in capturing both the 1-meter diving event with a score of 283.43 and the 3-meter diving event with a score of 311.40. The 3-meter diving event was a blowout, with Ranta’s final score totaling over 60 points higher than the runner-up. “Zac Ranta is really stepping...
...hours. Together with his solar array, that's enough to take care of much of his electricity bill. "It's clean energy we don't have to dig for. It just comes right to us," says Morrell. And best of all, he says, "it's fun watching our meter run backward instead of forward...
...fill the void left by departed breaststroker Jackie Pangilinan ’08.In diving, Harvard also blew away the competition. The Crimson divers displayed an array of aerial somersaults, turns, and flips, drawing attention from the crowd.Leading the way was sophomore Jenny Reese, who won both the 1-meter and 3-meter events. Classmate Anne Taylor finished second in 3-meter competition, while freshman Leslie Rea was third in the 1-meter event.As well as Harvard performed throughout the afternoon, the swimmers felt that there was still room for improvement. “I definitely think that our starts...
...Jones was a close second in 1:51.53, while freshman Ross Ford finished in fifth with a time of 1:53.50. The Crimson’s other two victories came in the diving events, as sophomore Zac Ranta came out on top in both the 1-meter and 3-meter dives. He earned 288.15 points to win in the former and garnered 306.35 points to capture the latter event.Other Harvard divers made strong showings of their own, as freshman Taylor Nickel placed fourth in his debut in the 1-meter with 245.63 points, while fellow freshman Andy Krantz was seventh...