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...Denver’s a team we’ve never played before and we weren’t quite sure what to expect,” co-captain Perry Barlow said. “We knew they were good, but they came out and they were strong and they were fast…and we’ve been adjusting to the altitude...
...They were a team we’d like to play like in the future,” Barlow said. “We knew we could have stopped a few of their goals and scored a few more of our own, but we knew that they were a great team. We hope to play like them in a few years...
...little over three minutes remaining in the second half. That was as close as it would get, however, as two late goals by the Huskies ended any hope of a late comeback. “Today was a different kind of disappointment,” co-captain Perry Barlow said, “because we really felt we had a chance to turn things around but just didn’t execute the way we were hoping.” Oddly enough, despite the final score, the Crimson seemed to have won the battle on paper. Harvard controlled...
...game’s last shot, the same tactic with which they scored to earn their sole win of the season on Feb. 27 against Massachusetts.“Holy Cross is notorious for playing until the end of the buzzer,” senior co-captain Perry Barlow said. “All three of their games now have been decided by one goal in the last minute of the game.”With a single minute remaining, sophomore midfielder Sarah Bancroft nullified the threat, forcing a turnover on defense to give the Crimson a final opportunity...
Money isn't the only motivator. Entrepreneurial physicians say they're tired of waiting for inefficiently scheduled hospital ORs to open up, that they're more productive and have better nursing support at their own facilities. Scott Barlow, CEO of the Central Utah Clinic in Provo, which runs an ASC, says that until the clinic bought its own imaging machines, patients had to wait up to 24 days to get a diagnostic scan at the nearby hospital. "This is about convenience, lower cost and higher quality," says Glen Tullman, CEO of Allscripts, an electronic-medical-records firm that works with...