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Having already captured the individual title in her freshman year, Gemmel’s future opponents will need to bring more to the squash court if they want to knock her off the top...
Just look at the competition for Gemmell. Topping the list is Nour Bahgat, the Trinity sophomore who finished the 2008-2009 season with a 17-0 record on her way to winning the individuals title. Gemmell never got a chance to face Bahgat since the sophomore, the top-ranked player coming into the season, slipped down the ranks, losing the No. 1 position to fellow teammate and finalist of the Ramsay Cup, Pamela Hathway...
...current junior, the Bantams’ Hathway will most likely be Gemmell’s top competitor next year barring any upstarts in the freshman class. Hathway, ranked 26th in the preseason rankings, worked her way up the ladder, cementing her spot as the No. 1 for Trinity and giving Gemmell a fight in the championship game. The battle went to five games with the Harvard freshman emerging as the winner of the 2010 Ramsay...
While Harvard’s insurance plan has covered sex hormones since 2006, a new policy adopted in January incorporates coverage for top surgery, meaning mastectomies for transgender men (women transitioning to men) and breast augmentation for transgender women (men transitioning to women...
...senior who identifies as a transgender man and asked to remain anonymous says he would not have been able to afford top surgery for several years without insurance coverage, so he did not feel it was worthwhile to begin treatment with the available hormones...