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Jantzen (149-pounds) continued in his unprecedented rookie campaign, securing second after falling to a repeat All-American in the finals. Odom (157-pounds) turned in a tremendous effort, battling for third place honors. It was an effort that reflected his season long dedication and perseverance. Although hampered by torn cartilage in his shoulder, Odom chose to have surgery in the off-season so he could continue to wrestle. His contribution to the line-up played a major role in helping the Crimson win the Ivy and EIWA titles and earned him the team Unsung Hero Award...
This year's senior class graduates as the winningest in the history of Harvard women's hockey. While this year's team (24-10-0, 20-4-0 ECAC) could not repeat the feats of the 1999 National Championship squad, the accomplishments this season-a third consecutive Beanpot title, a second-place finish at ECACs, and a third-place finish at the first NCAA women's ice hockey tournament-made it a special year nonetheless...
Like McMillan, Harvard Square Defense Fund President Ginny Nathans is willing to embrace Iftakar’s new establishment if it does not repeat the sins of its pizza joint predecessor...
...offense, Governor. And, to repeat: Jeb Bush still has a career. "There's a real disjoint between the op-ed pages and people on the street about Jeb," says Susan McManus, a political analyst at the University of South Florida in Tampa. Since W. and Jeb are two of the most powerful political brothers since Jack and Bobby Kennedy, Jeb's apparent durability is bad news for Democrats who hope to cut W. down by unseating Jeb in next year's Governor's race...
...studio session of the pioneering DJ collective X-ecutioners, Carluccio found a solution. While the X-ecutioners tried to repeat sounds they had made earlier in the day, Carluccio started scribbling down different lines to represent the various scratches. Then he put his lines on a modified musical staff, with the vertical axis representing the rotation of the record and the horizontal axis representing time. Ever since, he's been refining the system he calls TTM, turntablist transcription methodology. "Before notation, the music didn't have a lingua franca," says Carluccio. "People would refer to certain scratches, like a baby...