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...single goal of reaching the ECAC tournament finals last season, but it is difficult to see them duplicating that success this year. Gone are the squad’s top two defenders: Erin Duggan graduated and super freshman Helen Resor was added to the U.S. national team. Fortunately, the conference??s top goalie remains in senior Sarah Love. That being said, Yale, with juniors Jenna Spring and Kristin Savard leading the rush, should struggle to put points on the board...
...empty-netter with 19 seconds left iced the 5-2 victory, and he immediately jumped toward the glass, where the student section roared. A Division II squad until 1998, the Bobcats were 1-0 in the ECAC. The next night, they beat Dartmouth 7-5, sweeping two of the conference??s toughest teams in one fell swoop. But after the game, as Quinnipac players and coaches mingled amidst a crowd of reporters and cameras, Tobe was somber. “It was a big game for them,” he shrugged...
...room and a dissipating pessimism, he said, “We are right now at the beginning of another boom phase.” Christopher B. Stowe ’00 who is the chief programming officer for the company he founded, Memamp, was one of the conference??s attendees. Stowe agreed with Mandel and said that “within the next couple of years we’re going to see a lot more start-ups.” Some of the guests offered their outlook on the process of creating tech companies. Stephen Wolfram?...
While Summers’ remarks were overblown by the mainstream media, the claims he made certainly merited some controversy. At the conference??which was on women and minorities in the sciences and engineering—he suggested some possible reasons for why there are fewer women in the sciences, ranging from women’s focus on family to the possibility that women’s brains are wired differently, giving them a disadvantage in science and math. These suggestions were taken from the studies of other scientists, but the potential veracity of the statements does not make...
...Herrmann faces trouble against a Missouri lineup that scored the second-most runs in the Big 12 Conference??and which features a home run-hitting outfielder by the name of James Boone (.347, 7 HR, 71 RBI)—then the Crimson may bring in standout freshman Shawn Haviland in relief...