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...could play with any team in the country.” The Crimson (10-6-1, 7-5-0 ECAC) hadn’t defeated the Fighting Sioux (13-8-1, 6-6-0 WCHA) in Grand Forks since New Year’s Day of 1951. NORTH DAKOTA 3, HARVARD 2 Matt Smaby’s power-play goal put the Fighting Sioux up 1-0 in Friday’s first period, delighting the 10,598 fans in attendance, but Crimson sophomore Mike Taylor knotted the score with a man-advantage tally nearly 12 minutes into the second...
...Fighting Sioux’s Ralph Engelstad Arena, which holds 11,500 fans. The latter of the contests will be broadcast on ESPNU. The Crimson (9-5-1, 7-5-0 ECAC) is 3-3-1 in its last seven games, while North Dakota (12-7-1, 6-6-0 WCHA) is 5-2-0 in the same span. It will be the first time Harvard has played a WCHA team since Dec. 27, 2003, when the Crimson lost 6-4 to St. Cloud State in the Dunkin’ Donuts Coffee Pot in Providence...
...three games in five days, Harvard lost to conference whipping boy Yale, only to down Quinnipiac and shut out then-No. 9 New Hampshire. But the Crimson won’t play again until it travels for a pair of contests against the No. 9 University of North Dakota on Dec. 29-30. So now, after an undoubtedly unpleasant Friday-night bus ride back from snowy Hanover, Harvard is left with 13 days to prepare for the Fighting Sioux. Plenty of time, Hafner said wryly, to “think long and hard about this...
...things,” Tobe adds, “though some of the stuff is just purely not appropriate for print.” Harvard, on the other hand, has turned out to be perfectly appropriate for Magura. He had taken a good look at the University of North Dakota, runner-up in last year’s NCAA championship game, “but Harvard speaks for itself,” he says. “And the hockey program here is superb.” The Crimson travels to Nodak just after Christmas, and for the first time...
ZINC Got zinc? A study by researchers at the Grand Forks Human Nutrition Research Center in North Dakota found that seventh-graders who took 20 mg of zinc--double the recommended dietary allowance--five days a week for as long as three months outperformed their peers on tests of memory, word recognition, attention and learning. Halfway around the world, a study of Bangladeshi children demonstrated the life-saving health benefits of minimal levels of this essential mineral. In a yearlong study of 1,621 children ages 2 months to 1 year, zinc supplements either prevented or lessened symptoms of pneumonia...