Not quite--Harvard is choosing to admit a cohort of six this year (still smaller than usual I think) and not next year.

Some new background from Mel Stewart here: swimswam.com/michael-phel.... Some proposed solutions he has: get a CEO with swimmer experience and tie their pay to the growth of the sport

My sense is that there is a lot of discontent about USA Swimming that is just bubbling up now because the US team slightly underperformed relative to expectations at Worlds. But it also feels like a lot of people who know more aren't sharing all the details.

Swammer who still follows the sport here. It's a little vague, but several threads: 1) USA Swimming hasn't had a CEO for a year, 2) its registration is flat, 3) national team pay is insufficient to keep athletes afloat, 4) swimmers got sick at Worlds training camp, maybe by doing tourist activities?

If you live in Ann Arbor and want to see Ann Arbor become more accessible for a greater range of households, please write city council / your ward representatives before tomorrow night's meeting to express your opposition! Or, even better, call the city clerk's office to sign up to speak :) (3/3)

The resolution would limit the construction of multifamily housing in residential neighborhoods, and allow for certain neighborhoods to implement setback requirements, lot coverage maximums, and limits on bedrooms per units. (2/3) a2gov.legistar.com/LegislationD...