Videos | 2.14.2013

Updated 8.29.2023

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Rebecca Nadler is Harvard’s first NCAA gold medalist in skiing.

NCAA giant slalom champion Rebecca Nadler ’14—profiled in Harvard Magazine’s March-April 2013 issue—demonstrates her skills on the slopes.

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