Word: monaco
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...number and age of each graduate's children determines where they lives this week, says Lisa O. Monaco '90, the student coordinator for the 25th reunion. "Junior families," with many small children, live mainly in the Yard, while others are assigned to the Houses...
Radcliffe alumnae will be assigned rooms in the Yard or in river Houses, Monaco adds, unless they ask to stay in their undergraduate houses at the Quad. Members of the Radcliffe Class of 1938 will be the Quad's main tenants for the next week...
...second game, it was Yale with the clutch hits. With the Elis leading, 2-1, lefty Eileen Duggan lead off the sixth inning with a homerun to right. In the seventh inning, Jill Monaco scored Hingorani on a sacrifice fly to give Yale a 4-1 lead...
...with Pirmin or Katarina. Slogging where others soar, he was among the Games' engaging foot soldiers, competitors whose contribution is measured in texture and character more than in tenths of a point and hundredths of a second. Many are paupers. One of them, Bobsledder Albert Alexandre Louis Pierre of Monaco, is a prince. Their hopes are for modest rewards. Says Muniz, who happily finished five spots better than last: "None of us wants to be the 'agony of defeat...
...exotic as the Jamaicans seem, their lineup can't match Prince Albert and his brakeman, a casino croupier. Although he is Monaco's Olympic representative and entitled to royal treatment, Prince Rainier's son lives in the athletes' Village, where he introduces himself as plain Albert. "Fabulous," he says of his first Games. "I just wish I was driving better." That sentiment would be endorsed by the Portuguese, who had difficulty keeping one of their sleds upright...