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...prowess, the freshman notched eight rebounds, two steals, and a block. Not to be outdone by her classmate, Ryabkina led her squad back to the No. 1 spot in the nation with a 4-0 victory over Dartmouth on the ice. In her three-point performance, Ryabkina scored the first??and go-ahead—goal at 13:08 of the first period and added two assists in defeating the No. 10 team in the country. Ryabkina sits sixth nationally among first-years with 1.00 points per game. She is fourth in points and second in assists...
...taxpayer dollars allocated by the government—at the very least, in the form of roads or law enforcement—so our humble president has certainly got some countable successes to notch on to his bedpost. Heaven forbid we forget that George W. Bush was the first??in fact, the only—president in office when the iPhone was invented. And can you recall who was running our nation’s executive branch during the publication of “The Da Vinci Code”? The list doesn’t stop there...
...offensive display worthy of continuing its season. After starting off sluggishly in the first 35 minutes of the game, the Crimson’s offense awoke with intensity. Sophomore Andre’ Akpan timed a well-placed cross onto the head of junior defender Marcel Perl for the first??and eventually, game-winning—goal of the fixture. But while that first goal was enough for the result, Harvard needed some style points. Just 61 seconds later, junior forward Mike Fucito fed the ball to Akpan on the right for a goal into the near-side netting...
...first of the season and was scored after 44 minutes of play off of an assist from sophomore Brian Grimm. Only 10 minutes later, Rousmaniere found the net off of a corner kick by freshman Allen Padua. The Crimson’s fourth goal was Rousmaniere’s first??and Padua’s first assist—of the season. “We scored a couple of good goals,” coach John Kerr said. “Adam Rousmaniere came off the bench and gave us a great lift and scored a great...
...have told us that […] we should nonetheless be more transparent about HMC’s structure, activities, and governance. We agree.” A main component of El-Erian’s program is hmc.harvard.edu, a Web site—HMC’s first??launched in September. Given the importance of the endowment to Harvard’s donors and all its beneficiaries—nearly every part of the University—increasing transparency with the goal of improving the relationship between HMC and the Harvard community seems like...