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...year when Harvard won the Eastern League Championships and sent one team member to the Olympic trials, the sweetest team moment is probably the last relay in a meet in December...
...past two years, Princeton had beaten Harvard, handing them their only Eastern loss in the 1994-95 season. This year, when the 400-yard freestyle relay team pulled themselves out of the water after scratching out the Tigers by half a second, the team went wild. The final meet score: Harvard 146, Princeton...
...NCAAs, the team placed 16th, after qualifying in six events, two of them relays. Sophomore Brian Younger raced in the 500-yard and 1,650-yard freestyle, coming in sixth and eighth, respectively. Sophomore Eric Matuszak came in fifth in the 200-yard freestyle, while three freestyle relay squads (200, 400 and 800 yards) came in 13th, 12th and 11th, respectively...
Freshman Alex Kurmakov and sophomore Eric Matuszak packed a solid punch on the sprints and were one half of the 200-yard free relay team that took first at Easterns. The rest of the freestylers came up to the standard set by the leaders; it was not uncommon to see Harvard aquamen challenging each other for the lead...
...movie, Dorothy is packed with golf ball-size radio transmitters that are supposed to fly up into the vortex and relay data to ground-based computers. The idea is not all that farfetched, according to real-life storm chasers (some of whom acted as scientific consultants on the film). They speculate, though, that most of the flying transmitters would be blown away from the vortex or destroyed by debris. Over the years, researchers have proposed all sorts of zany schemes for getting instruments into a tornado's heart, including blasting at the twister with instrumented rockets and probing it with...