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...equal to the number of residents lotterying as a group—the same set-up they had as juniors this year.“I’m really just mad about the fact that they are doing this right now,” said William C. Quinn ’10 of the announcement’s proximity to the lottery deadline in April. “It’s very unfair to [juniors].”Rooming arrangements based on the architecture and population of the House will replace the unofficial practice of granting seniors suites...
...swimmer at last year’s meet did not translate into a team victory. Still, Rathgeber enjoyed the best of both worlds in 2008, sharing the award while contributing phenomenally to the team’s success. Along with freshman Jordan Diekema, junior Bill Jones, and senior Pat Quinn, Rathgeber set a pool, meet, and EISL record in the 400-medley relay, taking first place in a scorching 3:13:34. The same group would make an NCAA “B” cut en route to claiming the 200-medley relay as well. This 400-medley would...
...yard breaststroke, earning him two NCAA “A” qualifying times and one NCAA “B” time, respectively. He was also part of the winning 400-yard medley relay team along with freshman Jordan Diekema, junior Bill Jones, and fellow senior Pat Quinn. The team’s 3:13.34 time set new meet and EISL records. Quinn and Rathgeber also helped to set another Blodgett Pool record in the 200-yard freestyle relay, where they were joined by junior David Guernsey and freshman Will Heyburn, breaking the record they had set previously...
...take the law into their own hands and commit a crime in order to accomplish making a change in laws or ordinances when you can work through a process," she said. Still, she was not alone in the absence of grief she felt at the loss of Quinn's Crossing...
...Washington blogs and internet discussion boards, others expressed similar feelings, questioning whether a home on the edge of forestland that encompasses 5,000 square feet, as one of the destroyed Quinn's Crossing homes did, should ever have been labeled green in the first place. "The Street of Dreams is a bloated pox on the housing industry," wrote one commenter on the Seattle Post-Intelligencer's web site. "Why are developers still ripping up nature to build 'Green' McMansions?" (Contacted by the Seattle Times, the designer of the 5,000-square-foot home conceded it was never meant...