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Redeemed to receive power, and riches, and wisdom, and strength, and honor, and glory, and blessing. Perhaps sources can be found here for Paul Wylie's '91 Olympic silver performance and the Harvard Hockey team's eventual berth in the NCAA final four...
Harvard rests atop the ECAC with an 11-1-6 (12-3-6 overall) record and has already clinched a berth in the conference playoffs, but the Crimson has had a tough time as of late with even the weakest of opponents...
While the win only moves Harvard to the middle of the league standings, a berth in the ECAC Tournament is not out of the question...
...Olympics they will be on thin ice once again. Last month the Duchesnays withdrew from the European championships after Paul suffered a flare-up of an old groin injury. The default neither jeopardized the Duchesnays' berth on the French team nor presaged a no-show in Albertville -- "We will be there if we have to crawl," Isabelle assures. But it cost them a valuable opportunity to preview their new long program, an intricate dance choreographed by Dean and set to music from West Side Story. A routine that relies on such familiar strains is unlikely to meet with the resistance...
...children of a Canadian father and a French mother, they hold dual citizenship. Paul, 30, was born in the Lorraine region of France, while Isabelle, 28, was born near Montreal. For years, Canada judged their skating second rate. After being relegated by the Canadians to an alternate berth for the world championships in 1985, the Duchesnays accepted an offer to compete for France, then moved to the German town of Oberstdorf to train with Martin Skotnicky. Despite their mixed ancestry -- plus a German home, a Slovak coach and an English choreographer -- their loyalties are undivided. "If it were...