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...With just four and half minutes left to play, a Harvard offense that was stagnant all weekend finally woke up. Taking advantage of a power play, tri-captain Sarah Vaillancourt found junior Cori Bassett at the top of the right circle. Bassett slammed a slapshot past Saints goalie Britonny Chartier and into the back of the net.“When [Bassett] gets a shot off, good things happen,” Stone said. “She has a very strong shot, and if she can get it through, it causes trouble for the players in front...
...two—in the early going as it did all of last season. In the absence of its top three scorers, the Gophers will look to a pair of sophomores, Erica McKenzie and Bobbi Ross, to pick up the slack on offense. Prized goalie recruit Brittany Chartier will need to be every bit as good as advertised for Minnesota to make it back to the national title game. MINNESOTA-DULUTHThe Bulldogs feature two of the most electrifying scorers in the country on their top line in Jessica Koizumi and Noemie Marin. Sharing the ice with these two juniors...
...them not even in their teens, who were pulled away from their families were then carted off to warehouses and a soccer stadium. U.N. officials quoted Mladic as saying they would be interrogated about "war crimes." A spokesman for the international war-crimes tribunal in the Hague, Christian Chartier, responded that the mass deportation of Muslim civilians would itself be investigated as a possible "crime against humanity." The refugees also reported seeing women dragged off by jeering Serbs and hearing the sound of women screaming. The implication was that the Serbs were once again using rape as a weapon...
...Felix Sassano, a Connecticut obstetrician, claims Flight Simulator has nearly cured him of his fear of flying. Retired Navy Officer John Chartier says that the 30 hours he logs every week are preparing him for upcoming flying lessons...
...everyone in Churchill has a personal anecdote to prove it. Says John Ingebrigtson, 62, a former shopkeeper who has lived in town for half a century: "I remember once one got into our back porch, where we kept our meat, and Mother chased him out with a broom." Al Chartier, 37, a local guide, recalls sitting on the banks of a nearby river this September while his wife and three daughters took a chilly swim. Suddenly he glimpsed a polar bear lying in the grass on the opposite shore watching them. Chartier quietly fetched his gun. But the bear never...