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...little tough to determine who was leading in the beginning because we were lined up on a stagger at the start,” Medioli said. “But we were ahead of Navy 400-500 meters in.” After the slight turn near the 700-meter mark, the Crimson had a clear advantage over both the Quakers and Midshipmen that became an open-water lead through the 1000. Harvard held a steady advantage through the rest of the race, holding off a Navy sprint in the last 500 meters. The Crimson crossed the finish line first...
...council is a great conduit for interfaith dialogue,” said Catholic Student Association (CSA) co-chair of interfaith and ecumenical outreach Matthew P. Cavedon ’11, who also noted an upcoming event between CSA and Hillel. “We hold our faiths very near and dear to our hearts. Anytime we share our most deeply held beliefs with others, that’s beneficial for all involved.”—Staff writer Brittany M. Llewellyn can be reached at bllewell@fas.harvard.edu...
...song in a frustrating but fascinating pattern. Then, just as it all starts to build toward a frenzy, the song cuts out—one of several calculated mistakes that pulls the listener deeper into the weird chaos. “Nylon Smile” wallows in its own near-insanity, with Gibbons wailing, “I don’t know what I’ve done to deserve you” over distorted guitar plucking and backward percussion that make the listener wonder whether those words convey love or just paralyzing fear.“We Carry...
When Boston College submitted a bid to purchase a state-owned pumping station near the Chestnut Hill Reservoir, the college’s vice president for government and community relations, Thomas J. Keady, said that his institution informed the community before the story hit the presses. Although BC eventually lost the bid, Keady said that it was important to keep the college’s neighbors abreast of its activities...
...nothing concrete from the FARC. Meanwhile, the American hostages follow a dismal routine, say Pinchao and other recently released hostages. They are forced into days-long marches to new camps when the FARC fears the military is close. Their rice-and-bean meals are varied only when they're near a river or an area where wild pigs roam, and they often fight illnesses like hepatitis with only poorly trained nurses to treat them. (The FARC refuses visits by Red Cross medical teams.) Pinchao, 37, says Stansell taught him how to swim during river-bathing sessions - a skill that later...