Includes 14 dual matches played mostly at weekend invitational events. Also Seven Sisters Championship and the Howe Cup National Team Championship at Yale University. Season runs from mid-October to the first weekend in March.

Novice squad for first-year rowers and coxswain; varsity squad participation in three fall and seven spring regattas and NEWMAC Championship. ECAC and NCAA National Championship Regattas by invitation annually.

Novice squad for first-year rowers and coxswain; varsity squad participation in three fall and seven spring regattas and NEWMAC Championship. ECAC and NCAA National Championship regattas by invitation annually.

Includes 20 games per season. Seven Sisters Tournament and NEWMAC Championship. Season runs from October through March.

'Includes dual matches, invitational tournaments, Massachusetts and Eastern Intercollegiate Golf Championships.'

'Includes twelve fall and eight spring matches. Seven Sisters Tournament, New England Intercollegiate Tournament, and NEWMAC Competition.'

'Includes eight to ten dual or tri meets. Seven Sisters Tournament, NEWMAC Championship, and the New England Championships. Season runs mid-October through March.'

'For riders with significant Western-style riding experience. The class will focus on further refinement and effective use of the aids for training in equitation, pleasure, trail, and reining. By permission only.'

'For riders highly competent on the flat, in the hunt seat, or in dressage discipline who have less or minimal expertise over fences. Working on the flat, riders will be challenged with classic equitation and dressage principals. On jumping days, they will be led step by step to work on position and the fundamentals of jumping.'

'With the completion of the sequencing of the human genome, where does science go now? Many scientists have chosen to investigate our genome at the level 'above genetics', or Epigenetics. Epigenetic changes are not coded in the DNA sequence, yet they are heritable through cell division. Epigenetics is an exciting field of science that is beginning to explain the unexpected. Why are identical twins not perfect 'clones' of each other? Why are even cloned animals not perfect 'clones'?