Cutest fan art:luv17::luv17: King Emperor Penguin Nathan:
https://twitter.com/dotori9955/status/1118668936524910592?s=21
Phil Hersh article: http://olympics.nbcsports.com/2019/...-top-takeaways-for-the-figure-skating-season/
Nathan Chen, Alina Zagitova among the top takeaways for the figure skating season
2. Nathan Chen had a remarkable season, even if judged only by what he did on the ice.
When one puts his undefeated record in the context of having done it while simultaneously being a full-time freshman student at Yale University whose coach was 3,000 miles away, Chen’s was a season for the ages.
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Chen has not yet decided – or perhaps just not yet announced – whether he will be a full-time student again next season, although there doesn’t seem any reason to mess with success given there are two more seasons before the next Olympics.
If Yale allows him three straight semesters off – and the University already has been very accommodating of his travel schedule and his need for ice time on the Yale rink – it would make more sense for him to take an academic leave beginning with the second half of the 2020-21 season and academic year and going through the 2022 Winter Games.
https://twitter.com/dotori9955/status/1118668936524910592?s=21
Phil Hersh article: http://olympics.nbcsports.com/2019/...-top-takeaways-for-the-figure-skating-season/
Nathan Chen, Alina Zagitova among the top takeaways for the figure skating season
2. Nathan Chen had a remarkable season, even if judged only by what he did on the ice.
When one puts his undefeated record in the context of having done it while simultaneously being a full-time freshman student at Yale University whose coach was 3,000 miles away, Chen’s was a season for the ages.
...
Chen has not yet decided – or perhaps just not yet announced – whether he will be a full-time student again next season, although there doesn’t seem any reason to mess with success given there are two more seasons before the next Olympics.
If Yale allows him three straight semesters off – and the University already has been very accommodating of his travel schedule and his need for ice time on the Yale rink – it would make more sense for him to take an academic leave beginning with the second half of the 2020-21 season and academic year and going through the 2022 Winter Games.