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...lehenga, but it’s a white-colored dress instead of the traditional red and gold,” Ali said. “On the wedding day, it’ll be a tux for him. My bridesmaids will be in some kind of lehenga, and his side will be in tuxes.” It should be a sight to behold—and a lot of people will be beholding it. “My mom has invited 120 families, which is around 250 people,” Ali said with a slight groan...
...changes the coaches have made.”Both men’s and women’s cross country squads improved upon last season’s last-place finishes at the Heptagonal Championships, moving up to fifth in their respective races. Harvard also defeated Yale on both sides at the annual Harvard-Yale-Princeton (HYP) meet for the first time in a decade.Although co-captain Brian Holmquest led the team—placing second in the HYP meet with a time of 25:55—the Crimson effort was highlighted by rookie standouts.Newcomer Dan Chenoweth finished first...
...automatic qualifier for the NCAA Championships on June 11-14 in Des Moines, Iowa. Saturday’s jump came on her third attempt and marks Christensen’s third consecutive outdoor NCAA qualifier. Sophomore Eda Karesin and freshman Jessica Fronk rounded out the women’s side, both competing in the javelin event. Karesin’s 41.96-meter throw on her third attempt notched her a 17th spot, while Fronk’s 41.26-meter toss put her at 21st, just a centimeter away from finishing in the top 20. For the men, freshman Dan Chenoweth?...
...thing of the past for me. Plympton Street—my home, in Adams House and my office at the Crimson—will become simply a memory after walking down it nearly every day since sophomore year.Fortunately, I had the privilege of sticking mostly to the north side of Mount Auburn St., sparing myself long, cold walks in the winter down to the rest of the River Houses. Let’s be honest—I was pretty spoiled here.As my four years at Harvard come to a close and nostalgia sets in, Im forced to think about...
...struggled a little bit early in the spring and really just hit our stride the last month or so,” Kovacs said. “Our freshmen made a lot of big strides this semester.” On the women’s side, it was a season that saw plenty of victories but ultimately ended in disappointment. The Crimson endured a tough second day of the Women’s New England Championship, looking up at five national qualifiers from seventh place. “We’re very disappointed and very bummed...