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...solid .473 assist percentage throughout the match.The Crimson’s combined efforts resulted in a 30-22 fourth game victory and forced a deciding fifth game.When asked what led to his team’s success in the penultimate frame, Harvard coach Christopher Ridolfi stressed the importance of teamwork.“I thought we passed better in game four,” he said. “We simply passed better. And when we can set up everybody, we’re a much better team. We can’t rely on one person to get this...
...away," he says. So far, Ratmansky's strategy is paying off. If the smiles and good cheer at its Moscow headquarters are any clue, Ratmansky has pulled the Bolshoi out of its deep Dostoyevskian funk. "There's a great feeling there, one of family and teamwork," says Wheeldon, who recently spent nearly two months working on his new piece with the company. Ticket sales are brisk, and this season will see some 60 more performances than last. And among dance historians, authors and critics the general consensus is that the Bolshoi's got its groove back - or, perhaps...
...Peter S. Ashton, the Harvard ecologist who won the prestigious Japan Prize for his research on tropical ecology, teamwork has always been crucial—to his professional success and, in one instance, to his survival. Ashton, the Bullard research professor of forestry, emeritus, was among three winners who received the annual award from the Science and Technology Foundation of Japan (JSTF) last month. The prize honors “outstanding achievements in science and technology [that] are recognized as having advanced the frontiers of knowledge and served the cause of peace and prosperity for mankind,” according...
...Kennedy, leadership has two critical components--example and teamwork. He is one of a relatively small number of black male principals who can serve as role models to a student population that is overwhelmingly black or Hispanic. "These kids don't see themselves past 21," he says. "I know that for them to see me here helps them believe that they can succeed...
...Bryce Nelson ’59, a USC professor of journalism who is also a former Crimson president. “These threats to free management to the press exist everywhere in some way or another.” Participants in the collaborative effort recognized the rarity of journalistic teamwork in typically insular communities. “Many college newspapers are concerned about their independence and bristle at taking content from others,” said Mike Slaven, editor-in-chief of the University of Virginia’s Cavalier Daily. Daily Trojan staffers responded positively to the editorial...