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...order to play every day on a competitive level, Ruggiero took a leave of absence from her job—to which she will return after the Olympics??and moved north to Montreal to play in the National Women’s Hockey League...
...boat and six more from the junior varsity, the Crimson dominated the competition in the Championship Four race. Harvard led early in the race, but its pace was overtaken in the final half mile by that of USRowing—manned by rowers from this year’s Olympics??which defeated the Crimson by 0.2 seconds. Nobody else—not even the non-collegiate competition—came close...
...dancer Loren Galler-Rabinowitz doesn’t play hockey, but she always skates with a goal. The 18-year-old ice dancer was admitted to Harvard last spring, but deferred for two years to focus on the 2006 Winter Olympics??she already won a bronze medal with partner David Mitchell at the 2004 Nationals...
About once per week, students receive special programming, like the “Olympics?? athletic competition or the “math trails” scavenger hunt through Cambridge...
...team started the year with several noticeable absences from last year’s championship team, including would-be seniors John Cole and James Lawler— both of whom took the year off to train for this summer’s Olympics??and graduating captain Dan Shevchik...