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...check.“I thought we played really well,” Tune said. “We were strong in the first, second, and third quarters, but our offense was weak in the fourth.”Connolly made 15 saves to lead the stellar defensive effort, but with only one more second-half score from rookie Luka Babic, the Crimson found the deficit insurmountable.Although the loss was tough, both Tune and Connolly continued to lead by example with excellent performances on Senior Day. Tune and Connolly finished their careers at Blodgett as undeniable leaders of a team...
...kick off its new green-house gas reduction commitment, the Environmental Action Committee (EAC) is kicking off a campaign of its own—one that revolves around 1,500 little green cards. The EAC chose well to devote time and energy to Power Vote, a national non-partisan effort that promises to tangible results in the fight to protect our planet. Power Vote’s goal to elevate environmental issues in the upcoming election, to be achieved by mobilizing young voters, is naturally a positive one. And the methods to be used are even better. Youth volunteers both...
...final did not go their way. They were not able to move up from their sixth-place position off the line, finishing in 7:05.58 to the winning Australian pair’s 6:37.44.“We had made a lot of effort to get there and it was just an experience thing,” Tyler said. “We didn’t get off to as great of a start and the field got away a little too much.” The pair looked back fondly on their time on the Crimson squad...
...work, we just have to put them together,” Schreck said. “I think we are in a very good position this year.”“Really, the best part about crew is just being able to put in tons of effort,” French, who is stroking the sophomore championship eight. “The most exciting thing about this year is we have the chance to work hard again, and if we do it right, to see some success in the summer.”—Staff writer...
...campaign and even threatening to skip the first debate to get "in the arena," as his hero Teddy Roosevelt put it. He returned to Washington and attempted to demonstrate a type of leadership on the financial crisis that would distinguish him from Obama's more hands-off approach. The effort to help craft a bipartisan bailout plan had muddled results, mainly because McCain's influence among House Republicans, the crucial voting bloc, was limited. Nonetheless, after an initial bailout plan was crafted, his campaign declared victory, saying McCain had helped give the House GOP a real bargaining position. This posture...