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Aside from the veterans Princeton boasts this year, the rookie Bolster has come into collegiate basketball with quite a splash. Bolster set the Princeton women’s basketball record for most points in a career debut with 24—including seven three-pointers—against Lehigh on Nov. 16. The only Princeton basketball player to have ever done better was Bill Bradley in 1962, who scored 27 points in his first game...
Ranked No. 2 in the country, the Harvard men’s squash team looks to make a splash on the national scene when it travels to Trinity College this weekend to compete in the United States Squash Racquets Association (USSRA) Five-Man Team Championships...
...managed to splash a bit of that color around her room with stylish knowhow. A random assortment of pop postcards are displayed among cultured pictures of her favorite arists including Man Ray and Klimt. There is a Brattle Theater schedule and ads from recent Dolce and Gabbana ads (Agnes was intrigued by the way the ad campaign changed from season to season—black and white photos of exotic women one minute and technicolor Westernized shots the next) On the personal side, Agnes keeps a picture of her boyfriend and her name written in Chinese characters at eye level...
...works of the small exhibition. The turbaned man, who has a tiny pager stuck in his belt, has a slightly smug turn of the mouth. His drops create a perfect ring of circles where they fall. By contrast, the drops of the woman, who looks a bit more uncertain, splash in midair and fail to form a pattern. This suggests a subtle statement about the uncertain role of women in society, whether in the U.S. or Pakistan...
Freshman Whitney Henderson will make a splash in the 200-yard butterfly, the individual medleys, and the freestyle events. A versatile competitor, Henderson will fill in wherever Coach Stephanie Morawski ’92 finds a hole in the line-up. Henderson already leads the league with a 2:03.57 in the 200-yard butterfly, a time from Harvard’s intrasquad competition...