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With the screams of raucous Brown fans echoing throughout the stands as the ball was dropped into the water, sophomore John Voith dashed to the ball, won the sprint, and took the ball into Bear territory. Co-captain Mike Gerrity drew a valuable ejection to give the Crimson a 6-on-5 power play...
Unlike the spring season, when crews compete in sprint races on a straight 2000-meter course, competitors at the Head of the Charles traverse their way along a nearly three-mile course that takes them on a scenic waterfront tour of Cambridge. It’s a tour that they might enjoy a bit more if they weren’t drawing upon every ounce of strength in their bodies. The race begins in the Charles River Basin, between MIT and Boston University, and ends at a point in the river just past the Harvard University campus...
...President Clinton did a receiving line and shook the hand of every single Olympian...Some of my friends and I were joking that if [Bush] didn’t have time to shake our hands, the very least he could do is line us up so that he can sprint past and do a running high-five...
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