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...Princeton’s Jadwin Gymnasium, started on Friday and will end with the championship matches tomorrow. Six members of the Crimson traveled to Princeton to compete in the 96-man singles main draw and two doubles pairs competed in the 42-pair doubles tournament. The top 32 seeds in singles received first-round byes, and the top 16 teams got a free pass in doubles. The Crimson was led by co-captains Dan Nguyen and Chris Clayton. After his first-round bye, No. 4 seed Clayton dropped only one set through his three matches and disposed of 13th seed...
...combined record of 0-3. Yesterday, however, proved to be a better day, as both Schnitter and Sibilski won their opening matches in the singles main draw. “It was a pretty good day at the office,” Green said. Schnitter, the No. 22 seed, defeated Mary Wilson of Quinnipiac, 6-1, 7-6(2). The senior kept her poise and played solid all the way through the match. In her second match of the day, Schnitter lost in straight sets, 7-5, 6-3, to the fifth-seeded Katarina Zoricic of William and Mary. Sibilski...
...famed Paris boutique Colette—and in particular, to their sophisticated collection of graphic T-shirts. Perhaps the rugged hipster appeal of an “I ;-) Paris” T-shirt (a Colette staple) didn’t necessarily cater to her interests, but it planted a seed of designs yet to come...
...team makes tournaments like this extremely useful, and the players said they were pleased with their weekend’s work. Particularly encouraging was the play of freshman Agnes Sibilski. Playing in the top singles flight of the tournament, Sibilski won her first two matches, beating a seeded opponent as well as a fellow freshman from Yale. In the end, she went down to one of the tournament’s top players. Not only have the rookies on the team been impressive on the court, but their presence in the locker room has also been very positive...
...October where attendees discussed the service days at their own schools. Fleming and Rafferty noted that their own alma maters, Wellesley and Bates, already have days of service. They then started to coordinate with representatives from the Phillips Brooks House Association and the Undergraduate Council, garnering a $10,000 seed grant from the Provost’s Office and raising an additional $10,000 from various sponsors. Undergraduate Council Vice President Matthew L. Sundquist ’09, one of the day’s main organizers, said preparing the event strengthened ties between College and graduate students. Despite...