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With her record-breaking performance at the NCAA Zone A Diving Championships, sophomore Samantha Papadakis earned at least an ‘A’ this past weekend. Papadakis won the 1-meter diving competition this weekend at the NCAA Zone A Diving Championships, while senior Danil Rybalko finished fifth in the 1-meter and ninth in the 3-meter on the men’s side. Papadakis set a school record with her final score of 502.40 points, demolishing the previous record of 486.90 set by Jenny Greene ’88. Papadakis finished the first round of competition...
...followed by junior LeeAnn Chang, who took third with another NCAA B cut time. Colling finished fifth.Sophomore Alison Pipitone came through in the three-meter dive event as well, as she grabbed the lead after her third dive and was able to hold it to the end. Sophomore Samantha Papadakis came back from a seventh-place position after dive three to finish second overall.The most exciting win of the night was Bassi’s. She dominated the 200-yard butterfly with a time of 1:58.81, over five seconds faster than the second-place finisher. Her time was good...
...Connor finished in second and third respectively.Slaight continued the winning streak with a win in the 50-yard freestyle. She was followed by sophomore Alison Pipitone, who grabbed first place in the one-meter dive event, barely sneaking by the second place Princeton diver by two points. Sophomore Samantha Papadakis finished third in the event, only .10 points behind the second-place finisher.Harvard showed its strength in the last event of the day, the 400-yard Individual Medley, taking four of the top five spots. Bassi led the charge with her first-place finish, which also was good enough...
...Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte, and Miranda will not be discussed in this new seminar course, but students can be sure to find plenty of other wholesome material that might draw them away from old “Sex and the City” reruns for a few hours. With the goal of understanding “interrelationships among architecture, urban space, the body, and gendered identities,” the course will draw upon an intellectually stimulating spectrum of research, ranging from film history to geography to queer theory...
...Performance of the Week Just four years ago, no Chinese women ranked among the world's top 100 tennis players. But following a women's doubles gold in the 2004 Olympics, they're headed for center court. Last week, in a tough match against Australian Samantha Stosur and American Lisa Raymond, China's YAN ZI and ZHENG JIE survived two match points to win the Australian Open women's doubles final-and claim China's first-ever Grand Slam title...