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Clearly the Saints missed the offensive production of Erik Anderson, the league's leading scorer, who suffered a sprained ankle against Brown the previous night. Anderson and linemates Mike Gellard and Alan Fyfe have developed into a potent force, combining for 39 of the team's goals this season. Removing Anderson from the equation, however, kept both wingers pointless on the night...
...Crimson reverted back to its first-half form with one of its grittiest efforts of the season. St. Lawrence entered the contest winners of eight of its last nine games. Even with its superstar center, Erik Anderson, out of the lineup with an ankle sprain, the Saints had firepower to spare--especially considering the Punch & Judy show that had been the Crimson's defense as of late...
...nine minutes left and the two teams deadlocked at 2-2, junior co-captain Jennifer Botterill squeezed a rebound past Dartmouth netminder Amy Ferguson which was quickly swept away by a Big Green defenseman. The goal judge lit the lamp behind the boards, but on the ice head referee Erik Schmakel ruled that the puck had never crossed the goalline...
...always worth it to get your two cents in, and I pushed Erik a little bit that time," Stone said. "Anytime the light goes on and the goal is waved off I'm going to question the officials' call...
...with no paths and no easy way to turn back. Ian Wilmut, the scientist who cloned Dolly but has come out publicly against human cloning, was not trying to help sheep have genetically related children. "He was trying to help farmers produce genetically improved sheep," notes Hastings Center ethicist Erik Parens. "And surely that's how the technology will go with us too." Cloning, Parens says, "is not simply this isolated technique out there that a few deluded folks are going to avail themselves of, whether they think it is a key to immortality or a way to bring someone...