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Harvard lost the lead in the second period as Northeastern got on the board with a shorthanded goal. Defender Erica Archambeau skated through the Crimson defense and broke in on Harvard freshman goaltender Jessica Ruddock. She stopped the initial shot, but the rebound bounced high in the air and winger Betsy Dyke was able to control it and tie the game...
That's because she can no longer count on veteran defensemen like Jennie Setaro and Erine Metcalf. The most experienced blueliners this season are sophomore Kim Greene (7 g, 17 a) and junior Erica Archambeau (4 g, 8 a). They will have to bear down in the defensive zone if the Huskies expect to go deep in the playoffs this season...
...Soviet scientists to erect their sensors near Yucca Flats, Nev., where U.S. universities have monitored underground tests for years. (Atmospheric tests were halted in 1963 after the U.S. and the Soviet Union signed the Limited Test Ban Treaty.) The U.S. team, led by University of Colorado Seismologist Charles Archambeau, will place digital seismometers in three 300-ft.-deep holes drilled by the Soviets. A two-man team will remain near Semipalatinsk to monitor the findings. The $1.3 million cost of the project will be borne by foundations and private donors...
...already has in place a worldwide network of stations that accurately monitor Soviet tests. Even so, the American observers should collect invaluable data on the seismological characteristics of the Soviet Union and on the Soviets' ability to read tremors from U.S. nuclear tests. The project's primary goal, said Archambeau, is to "demonstrate that on-site inspection is feasible and should be no obstacle to a test moratorium." Added M.I.T.'s Kosta Tsipis, an expert on verification: "Scientists are showing that on-scene inspection works. Now it's up to the politicians." Given the convoluted nature of arms control...
HOLMES HALL: Violinist Pierre d'Archambeau and Pianist Kate Froskin, tonight...