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...ever raced in anything like that. There were 20-25 mile-per-hour wins and it was difficult getting aligned at the start.” Competing against the elements challenged the Black and White’s rowers to maintain composure and strong fundamentals, but Radcliffe??s practice appears to be paying off. “In these conditions, you have to say composed and stick to the practice and techniques,” junior Medha Khandelwhal said. “It’s easy to get flustered and let your technique go downhill...
...outlined cutbacks aimed at similar budgetary reductions pursued at Radcliffe??at least one percent during fiscal year 2009, and an additional three to five percent for fiscal year...
Helen T. Ouellette, Radcliffe??s administrative dean, said the institute is undergoing a budgeting process aimed at “trimming at the margins...
According to Ouellette and Grosz, this process will include capping the number of scholars accepted to Radcliffe??s fellowship program—closer to 48 fellows than the current 52—and limiting the number of acquisitions made by the Schlesinger Library, which plans to focus on reducing its cataloging backlog this year...
Grosz also discussed Radcliffe??s new academic engagement program, which was inaugurated in November when the institute appointed six “faculty leaders” from across the University to assist in its cross-disciplinary outreach. “The academic engagement program will adapt the whole range of lectures and meetings we’ve convened into a more programmatic set of endeavors,” Grosz said. “So it’s a case of substitution, not growth...