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Aquamen: Still Afloat
On the commentary page of last week's Harvard Independent. Marc Goodheart, in his article, "Harvard Sport--Sinking While it Swims," states
Mission Viejo Nadadores Win Nationals
On Saturday evening, following the final session of the 1981 United States Indoor Swimming Championships, the Mission Viejo Nadadores waltzed
Breaststroker Designs Future
Breaststrokers, beware! The absence of John Hencken from this year's United States Indoor Swimming Championships does not mean that he
A Fast Trip to the Top
Competitive swimming is booming in Puerto Rico and Jesse Vassallo is the reason. Vassallo, now residing in Miami with his
Pride of New England Swimming
The contesting of the 1981 United States Indoor Swimming Championships at Harvard University's Blodgett Pool marks the first time the
It's a Family Affair
For the Vandeweghes, sporting events are family affairs. When one member of the family is participating, the others are always
Sophomore Diver Prepares for His First NCAAs
"Championship diving demonstrates the mental control required to compete with the best. Nearly everyone who qualifies for the big meets
Larry Countryman
On Saturday, February 9, 1980, while the Harvard band amused the standing room only crowd at Blodgett Pool and annoyed
Aquamen Sink Opponents at Easterns
HANOVER, N.H.--On Saturday night, while nearing the end of their full three days of dominance at the Eastern Seaboard Swimming
Aquamen Extend Lead in Day Two of Easterns
HANOVER, N.H.--After the second day of the Eastern Seaboard Swimming Championships, the Harvard men's swim team is riding high atop
Swimmers Take Early Lead; Chappell Stars at Easterns
HANOVER, N.H.-The Harvard men's swim team is off the blocks and racing toward that coveted third consecutive Eastern Seaboard Swimming
Jacques Hugon: Swim Manager Carves Niche
Although Jacques Hugon's present role only requires he get wet once or twice a year--like in last Saturday's 79-34 dunking
Swimmers Complete Perfect Campaign
The Harvard men's swim team made one final cruise through the friendly waters of Blodgett Pool on Saturday afternoon, putting
Bobby Hackett
"And in lane number seven, appearing in his final dual meet for the Crimson, the Olympic silver medalist from Chappaqua,
Jacobs and Seelen Pace Varsity Swim Squads
In 35 dual meets stretched across nearly four full seasons as a member of the Crimson's awesome aqua-squadron, co-captain Geoff
