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...work on as the season progresses.”Although the Crimson lineup at the Navy Intersectional utilized pairings that had not been together for quite some time, the Harvard women competed well in finishing just three points out of second place.The Crimson were represented by senior skipper Megan Watson and her crew, Wareham, in the A division races, where the pairing took home a fifth-place finish.“This was the first time I had been paired with Megan in a 420 [type of boat] since probably October,” Wareham said...
...want to be,” she said, drawing laughter. The singer-actress stressed “blazing a path that is unique,” advising attendees to “stay true to yourself, and the money will flow.” Conference attendee Robert C. Watson ’09 said he believed some students were already turning away from the financial sector to overseas employment, fellowships, and public service in light of the current financial crisis. Panelists at the event stressed the importance of adaptability and persistence. “In this environment, be resourceful...
...injuries,” Walsh says. “But we brought in a lot of freshman pitching just in case. They’ve all shown flashes. I brought them in here to play, and they want to play.” The Crimson also features lefty Ryan Watson and former Ivy League Rookie of the Year Adam Cole, a pair of senior hurlers looking to go out on a positive note after disappointing careers. Both pitchers have been plagued by control issues in their time at Harvard, but seem committed to exorcising their demons in hopes of turning...
...terrific, because, well, who can replace this guy? You've got to wonder whether Jobs is a creature loftier, more meaningful than just another corporate big cheese. CEOs come and go, after all, and some of them are every bit as megalomaniacally brilliant--think of Henry Ford, Thomas Watson, Sam Walton, even Bill Gates. Each of them set up a business that, massive and complex as it was, could be replicated and run by others...
...Eighty-year-old Behram Contractor loves the city that his Parsi community has played a vital role in building. "The Taj was built by a Parsi, because the big hotel, the Watson, wouldn't let Indians in," he says. But the city's politicians have lost Contractor's confidence. "Today Mumbai lies shattered because it is ruled by people with no conscience," he says, referring to the blame game currently taking place between the ruling Congress Party and the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). On Nov. 28, while Mumbai was still in the grip of terrorism, the BJP released...