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...send her to Harvard. She realizes an education is far more stable than tennis, where one small injury can effectively end a player’s career. This year she is back playing on the Harvard team and dreams of playing in the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.Most importantly, she??s discovered that there is, in fact, life after tennis.For now, Norberg is in Cambridge working for Athletes in Action, an international Christian organization which targets both professional and college athletes. Wherever Norberg ends up, his friends say they will not be surprised...
...final choice yet; we have an entire semester to rant about that. Rather we’d like to talk about what we learned probing candidates with brain teasers and trust falls. Obviously, Drew Faust couldn’t support our combined weight, but we forgave her because she??s a you-know-what. We want to talk to you about leadership. This wasn’t a topic we are unfamiliar with. DA became a leader while mom was waiting tables and he was managing thirteen siblings in that 18 foot Winnebago. You might be wondering where...
...peeks out from the bookshelf. This is where the newcomer to Harvard scrutinizes America in Technicolor.Though the government professor only arrived in September and has yet to teach her first course, Gay is already shattering the way scholars look at race and politics in the U.S. “She??s just made us rethink some important idea we’ve thought all along,” says Jayne Professor of Government and Professor of African and African-American Studies Jennifer L. Hochschild.Take the commonly held belief that blacks tend to vote black.“Blacks...
...force in net during critical games for the Crimson. She turned away 19 of 20 shots taken in Friday’s 3-1 win and followed up with 26 saves in Saturday’s 2-1 triumph. “It’s based on how she??s been playing, her numbers, how hard she??s been practicing,” head coach Katey Stone said of her decision to start Martin both afternoons. Though Martin and freshman goalie Christina Kessler split time for most of the regular season, Martin also played...
...season. Harvard started the game relentlessly attacking the net, but outstanding play in net by Zilis kept the squad scoreless throughout the first period. At times, Zilis looked more like a first baseman than a goalie, snatching several shots out of the air with her glove. “She??s keeping them in the game for a lot longer than if you didn’t have a goalie like that,” Stone said. “I thought we had a lot of great chances early on in the game. It?...