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...before the women’s field began playing the hole. Though Harvard managed to improve with a second-round 313 for a two-day team score of 641, Penn led the tournament from the outset. After a firing a first-round score of 308, nine shots ahead of Siena, the Quakers then scored 307 to cruise to victory ahead of second-place Bucknell, which shot 620. In the second round, Singh and Shore led all Crimson players with rounds of 76. Shuman finished close behind with a second-round score of 78, and Moseley and Amira managed...
...Playing with an almost mechanical consistency, all five Crimson golfers finished in the top seven in a field of 74 at the hilly and windy Hanover Country Club. Harvard’s combined two-day score of 603 was more than 42 strokes lower than that of second-place Siena. “In the first tournament of the year, we’re always trying to feel things out,” coach Kevin Rhoads said. He called the Crimson’s weekend showing a “really well-balanced effort.” None of Harvard?...
...rest of this year. “There are people that are going to be disappointed that there will be no more shows because that was sort of a fun thing to do on Thursday nights, and I think that people will miss that,” said Siena T. Koncsol ’08, a Cage liaison. One of those people is Alex M. Doubet ’10, president of the Harvard College Alliance for Rock and Roll, which had scheduled a round of a “battle of the bands” event in the Cage...
...Italy really, this remains a small town no matter how big it might get." With its medieval architecture and steep cobblestone streets, the city of 97,000 is in fact a midsize cultural gem that sometimes gets lost in the shadow of Florence to the north and Siena to the west. It was the hometown of the Roberto Benigni character in the Oscar-winning Life is Beautiful, while Guido d'Arezzo, credited with inventing modern musical notation, was born here in the year 991. Also, the Basilica of San Domenico features an important painted crucifix by 13th century artist Cimabue...
...like countless others I know, legitimately seems to have reaped the benefits as advertised. In his online photo albums, he smiles from Elba to Pompeii, echoing every blissful—and more substantive—e-mail I’ve gotten from friends in cities from Paris, to Siena, to Cape Town...