Word: swim
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...This story is even bigger than that," the voice persisted. "Harvard senior Bobby Hackett swam up a storm last weekend at the Seventeen Swim Meet of Champions in Mission Viejo, Calif...
INTERMITTENT sucesses only provide the architects of such a program with a false sense of progress. The self-delusion, though, is apparent; take, for example, the case of the men's swim team...
...last year when his contract was not renewed, was a victim of this indecision. Some of his players complained about his intensity, while others were berating an acquiescence to academic loads. He could satisfy no one, so he left Harvard--or it left him. Stephanie Walsh, the women's swim coach who leaves this year after four seasons, has faced many of the same problems. Speak to any random handful of Harvard women swimmers and you'll get the range of opinions about Walsh: "She's too intense," or "she's not serious enough...
...drafted, this baseball season marks the end of organized sports for Ron Stewart. He says he'll still swim, run and play tennis and golf (he once finished third in a State Junior Tournament). He also looks ahead to summer softball leagues...
Other Harvard undergraduate finishers included former swim team captain Ned Cahoon '80, Lou Zachary '81, Wayne Forrester '80, Jim Whiting, '81, John Gargaro '81, Jim Rosenfeld '81, and Scott Schereschewsky '81. Like the others, they all completed the race with varying degrees of pain and satisfaction...