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Students and faculty in all of the University’s twelve schools may no longer use any Harvard money to study and travel in areas affected by SARS—including several east Asian nations and Toronto, Canada??according to University announcement released yesterday...
...hugely concerned, and I think quite a few of us on the team are,” Botterill told the Winnipeg Sun earlier in the week. “Playing hockey for your country, representing Canada??it’s hugely important to all of us athletes. But at the same time, in the grand scheme of things, it is just a game of hockey...
Botterill, a year removed from her victory with Canada??s first Olympic gold medal-winning team, is on pace to break the all-time Harvard and Division I scoring record of former Harvard and Canadian linemate Tammy Shewchuk ’00-’01. Botterill, with 305 career points, needs three to surpass Shewchuk’s standard. Botterill is averaging 3.67 points per game this season...
Piper was a Canadian teammate of Harvard captain Jennifer Botterill at last year’s Olympics. Initially an alternate, she was the final addition to the Olympic roster. Piper made the most of her promotion, setting up Canada??s crucial first goal just 1:48 into the gold medal game against the U.S. Though this is Piper’s first year playing college hockey, she has plenty of experience, having turned 21 before ever suiting up for the Big Green...
Both Piper and freshman Gillian Apps, one of Canada??s last Olympic cuts, were playing with their national programs during the first weekend of the season in November, when the Crimson slaughtered Dartmouth by a record 9-2 margin. Harvard (17-1, 7-0 ECAC) knows that three months later, this is going to be an entirely different matchup—not just because Piper and Apps are now playing for Dartmouth (16-5, 8-2), but also because both teams have improved immensely over the course of the season...