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Though he kept his eye on Athens while training for the 2004 Olympics last year, Lawler emerged from the pool not only with impressive times, but with snappy new exchanges between characters like Mooney O’Tooley and Sweetie Connors.
Last Sunday, the Harvard women’s hockey team fell in its third consecutive NCAA final. The three-year inter-Olympics span has seen the Crimson amass an 86-14-5 record, nab the Patty Kazmaier Award for the top collegiate player in two of three seasons, and set...
DIED. KENZO TANGE, 91, Japan's most influential postwar architect, who led the rebuilding of Hiroshima with his peace-park design in 1949; in Tokyo. A winner of the prestigious Pritzker Prize, he helped re-elevate his country to the world stage with his twin comma-shaped sports arenas for...
“From my experience from the world championships in France and talking to the senior athletes who competed in the Olympics, it’s definitely something I’d want to try and do for a couple of years,” Scherf said.
“For a kid 18 to 20,” said then-coach Mark Mazzoleni of Reese’s selection, “this is like making the Olympics.”