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...energy,” Larsson said. “But as we started to travel and compete, the team grew stronger and closer and everyone managed to perform above expectations.” The other qualifiers on the women’s side were sophomore Anna Podolsky, who finished 15th, and Arielle Pensler, who finished 18th, both in foil. For the men, junior co-captain Kai Itameri-Kinter finished 19th and sophomore Long Ouyang finished 23rd, both in foil. Sophomore Billy Stallings rounded out the team and placed 16th in epee. Overall, Harvard finished sixth in a field...
...forward Sarah Parsons found open space on the ice and aimed a high shot at Harvard sophomore goalie Christina Kessler.Kessler got a glove on the puck but couldn’t reel it in as it went past her into the back of the net for Parsons’ 15th goal of the season.“I think it was set up nicely,” said Big Green coach Mark Hudak. “That’s a tough puck for a goalie to handle with a shooter like that.”But the Dartmouth defense...
...show at the Louvre also offers intriguing insights into how Babylon was viewed by European artists from the 15th century onwards. Drawing on eight renderings of the Tower of Babel, the exhibition traces evolving perceptions of the city, with the various artists updating and reshaping the myth of Babylon according to their own era's religious and philosophical concerns. During the second half of the 16th century, a time marked by the disintegration of Christianity and the beginning of religious wars, they used the tower to reflect a sense that their own world was descending into chaos, a salient theme...
...Golden Knights coach Rick Seeley said. “You don’t get too many open nets against Kessler, and we missed it.”Kessler finished the game with 13 saves and extended her NCAA single-season shutout record to 12. Her 15th career shutout ties her with Ali Boe ’06 for the Crimson’s all-time mark.Grandmont-Berube put up 18 saves in the losing effort.With the win, Harvard advanced to yesterday’s ECAC championship game, when it will host No. 6 St. Lawrence in a rematch...
...stopped every one of the thirteen shots that came her way in the No. 1 Harvard women’s hockey team’s 3-0 win over Clarkson in the semifinals of the ECAC Tournament.The shutout was Kessler’s 12th of the season and the 15th of her career, a mark that places her in a tie with Ali Boe ‘06 on top of the Crimson’s all-time list. Kessler downplayed the significance of the achievement, focusing instead on the broader subject of Harvard’s playoff ambitions...