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...female helpers, were brutally assassinated. The Jesuit Refugee Service labors with less attention in 75 camps that harbor 1.5 million people. There are also numerous unheralded individual heroes, like Thomas Fitzpatrick, a missionary whose financial acumen helped get food and medicine to the right places during Ethiopia's drought, thereby saving thousands of lives...
Harvard forward Ted Donato's hat trick paced a prolific Crimson attack, ending a scoring drought during which the Crimson produced only one goal in two outings against cross-town rivals B.U. and B.C. last week. But the anemic Big Green...
...play, Crimson defenseman Jim Coady seized the puck on the left side of his own net. The junior raced coast-to-coast untouched up the left flank and into the Princeton zone. Coady then cut inside and jammed the puck past High, quenching Harvard's 50-minute scoring drought...
Harvard has suffered a recent scoring drought, tallying only once in the last two games. The Crimson will look to team-scoring leader Juan Betancourt to break the squad out of its slump. The sophomore midfielder has netted four goals this season, including two in Ivy League play...
...business is doing anything but schussing these days. Equipment sales have been logy, in part because of last year's snow drought in Europe. A company would need a lot of nerve to launch a pricey new board right now, but France's Salomon is plunging ahead with a ski that the trade magazine Snow Country called the "most talked-about product to hit the ski market since the plastic boot." A leading manufacturer of ski boots and bindings, Salomon spent six years and $40 million developing its first ski ever. The result is the S9000 Equipe, a superfast, lightweight...