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...yard freestyle relay, the final event of the meet, proved to be the most critical. Trailing Johns Hopkins University by a handful of points, the Crimson, led by Zingale, Bailey, and sophomores Patrick Morrissey and Alex Paddington, needed to place high in the relay to secure third overall. The team did just that, capturing third with a time of 3:06.19. Harvard, with a point total of 341.5, edged Seton Hall University by a mere 1.5 points and Johns Hopkins by 3.5 points...
Knepley was also major force in this meet, aside from his first-place relay finish. He took first place in the 200-yard freestyle, followed by Krna in third, and first place in the 100-yard freestyle, followed by sophomore Alexander Paddington in third...
...even Cecile L. Duquesne ’04 at the First Chance Dance, Mel E. Otters ’04 and Moishe Z. Steinowitz ’0 4 found their ways back to sophomore year fuck buddies Gertrude C. Stuart ’04 and Nina S. Paddington ’04. But after exhausting himself with a 9,437,621,805th-place finish in the Marathon, Otters can only muster a 10-second wind sprint. At least he’s been able to break out of the starting gate, which is more than can be said...
Despite being on a diet, the maestro is running late from lunch. Yesterday it was Lucio's fine dining in Paddington ("wonderful"); today something "very light. I am trying to lose weight," says Gianluigi Gelmetti, the reigning musical head of the Rome Opera and new chief conductor and artistic director of the Sydney Symphony. Finally he arrives at the Sydney Opera House in true Italian style, accompanied by a translator and publicist, among others. After a few minutes of tentative English, he warms up to his subject. "I think it's a very important moment," he says of the coming...
...into more than 100 different firms. At the center was Railtrack, which had the task of maintaining the tracks, signals and stations. It contracted out the work, resulting in spiraling costs and a record of erratic maintenance that had fatal consequences, including a 1999 collision between two trains outside Paddington Station in London that killed 31 people. Criticism of the safety record was heightened by its status as a publicly-traded company that paid out dividends to shareholders. Whenever an accident took place, critics charged that the company cared more about profits than safety. Following a public outcry, Railtrack...