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...chances in the final 20 minutes—sophomore forward Jimmy Fraser nearly stuffed Maki’s shot from the left post with just over five minutes left, while Rosen corralled freshman defenseman Alex Biega’s late slapshot with a right pad save—but Brown??s stingy defense and Harvard’s inability to convert on the power play left the Crimson scrambling in the last few minutes. “They played well defensively,” Reese said. “We had only about five good offensive chances...
...Dartmouth have the pedigree, but even the best youngsters must grow into a name.BROWNThe Bears finished third in the league with Player of the Year Sarah Hayes (15.9 ppg, 7.9 rpg) in the lineup. Now she’s gone, as is second-leading scorer Colleeen Kelly (13.0 ppg). Brown??s tenacious defense, which averaged 11.3 steals and forced 20 turnovers a game, must be retooled as well. Coach Jean Marie Burr is a proven winner, but 2006-2007 is not the year of the Bear.Player to Watch: Catherine SchaperThe 6’3 Schaper helped fill...
Under an open curriculum, pushover classes taken for an easy A would be no more of a problem than with the Core, which has plenty of such “guts.” Ease itself is not a problem. Under a system like Brown??s, students would at least enjoy and actually still learn from easier classes. The focus of all classes should be on learning, whatever its level of difficulty. If not, the class has no place at an elite college...
...UCLA’s 10-5-4 record? It’s good for a Pac-10 team, but it still lost twice to Cal—seeded 13th in the tournament—by two or more goals.Harvard, with its 14-4-0 record, has beaten Fairfield and Brown??two teams still alive for the championship—by a combined score of 8-3. And don’t forget, the Crimson is currently on a nine-game winning streak. So Harvard might not romp, but it will definitely challenge the Bruins.The other favorable result...
...passing a lot.”The Bulldogs steadily expanded its lead throughout the third game, reaching a six-point advantage at 9-3 and their eventual 10-point advantage by 28-18.HARVARD 3, BROWN 0In Friday’s 3-0 (30-26, 32-30, 30-26) sweep of Brown??Harvard’s first shutout of an opponent in league play in two years—the Crimson played one of its most consistent matches to avenge a tough sweep at the hands of the Bears (8-18, 4-10) a month earlier...