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...Crimson attack showed some depth, as eight players shared the scoring. Martin put in three goals and an assist, with six turnovers on the defensive end. Freshman Sara Flood scored once and added two helpers. Comstock had a pair of goals, and sophomore Kelly Alverson came off the bench to net a goal. “We’ve really been working on playing together on the attack,” Simmons said. “We’ve worked on spreading out, setting each other up, seeing open shots. And it’s really paid...
Junior Jessica Knox came off the bench to spark some of these surges with deadly shooting from downtown. Knox landed all three of her attempts from beyond the arc en route to a career high 12 points. Sophomore Emily Tay led Harvard with 16 points, 14 of which came in the second half...
...Since L. Paul Bremer handed over authority, the Iraqi government has done a terrible job of, well, governing. The thin bench of Iraqi politicians is made up mostly of rich exiles like the Pentagon-backed Ahmed Chalabi, Iran-funded Islamists and, well, just straight up crooks. There has yet to emerge an Iraqi prime minister who stayed in Iraq while Saddam was in power. First there was the U.S.-backed Ayad Allawi, who was widely perceived among Iraqis as a CIA patsy and whose defense minister oversaw the disappearance of more than $1 billion during his eight-month tenure. Then...
With only two seats in the Bright Center press box reserved for our paper’s three credentialed reporters, one of us rotated out into the stands each period. For the third overtime it was my turn, and I found myself sitting down beside the Harvard bench, one row behind then-University President Lawrence Summers. When Julie Chu scored the nifty backhander to finally win it and Big Larry raised his arms and turned around in exultation, I slapped him an emphatic high...
...took advantage of the Crimson’s defensive breakdowns and lack of depth to put in five unanswered scores. Harvard also racked up a few key penalties resulting in successful extra-man situations for the visitors. “We felt the lack of bodies with our short bench and [Brown] just capitalized on that,” Snyder said. The third period ended with the Bears up, 7-1, but the Crimson would not let them get away easily. After catching its breath during the break, Harvard displayed some of the solid defense it had exhibited...