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...opposition plenty of opportunities in transition.Many of those breaks—although botched—were generated by freshman Lizzie Abbott and junior Kristina Bergquist, who drew a combined five ejections to create 6-on-5 situations.“We need to work on our 6-on-5s,” MacLaughlin said.The nine saves by co-captain Nicola Perlman, a former Crimson magazine chair, were not sufficient to contain the Hawks’ shooting front. Attempting to keep up with Hartwick’s offensive pace, McLaughlin tossed out four goals, while junior Roxanne Pinto and freshman Monica...
Those complaining about the extravagant cost of winging CEOs around the world are also forgetting about the extravagant cost of CEOs. My own company, Time-Warner, at one time owned five G-5s, a couple of which were used to haul movie stars wherever it was they needed to be hauled to. They certainly were not for journalists; I've been on a company jet exactly once in the last 10 years. The shareholders paid Time-Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes $19.6 million last year. Based on a 40-hour week (and he'd better be working more than that...
...wrote "Empty Garden" for John Lennon, "Candle in the Wind" for Marilyn Monroe and "Goodbye England's Rose" for Princess Diana. If Sir Elton were for some reason unavailable, they'd still have plenty of good-hearted high-quality pop singers to choose from - your Bon Jovis, your Maroon 5s - not to mention all those country singers born to sing in the key of heartbreak...
...strong game and led the team with three ejections. The resulting 6-on-5 situations should have given Harvard a greater opportunity to score. Instead, Brown scored counter-attack goals on four Crimson advantages. “You are not going to score on all your 6-on-5s, but in an extreme case, that’s an eight-goal difference,” Farrar said. HARTWICK 24, HARVARD 7 In its second match on Saturday, Harvard took on Hartwick for the third time this season. And for the third time this season, the Hawks steamrolled through the Crimson...
...contention to win and did his part.” The Crimson kept the deficit down to 5-3 at the half.During the third quarter, however, Princeton took the game out of reach, scoring three goals, two of which came on 6-on-5s. Ludwick and Garcia each tallied two goals, while Byrd took advantage of a Crimson 6-on-5 to tally one.While facing one of the faster teams at the tournament, Harvard held its own for much of the game, winning two of the four starting sprints.The young team is poised to return even stronger next year...