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...succeeded in the third period. It’s a huge accomplishment for us to know that we can be down and not give up.”The Crimson now heads into an almost three-week layoff before resuming play with a game against Ivy League foe Cornell on Jan. 4 at Bright Hockey Center. “We’ve had a great first half of the season and we need to remember that going into 2008,” Stone said.—Staff writer Rebecca A. Compton can be reached at compton@fas.harvard.edu...
...then-No. 18 Catamounts give the Crimson its first home loss in a non-ECAC game since 2001.Fast-forward to Saturday night, when a ranked Harvard squad traveled to Gutterson Fieldhouse seeking to bolster its overall record and test its mettle against a Hockey East (and former ECAC) foe. Though the No. 13 Crimson came out buzzing, launching 12 shots in the first period and 26 in the second, Spillane was virtually impenetrable in his second start of the season as he covered the crease with little sign of his relative inexperience.Spillane made his best save of the opening frame...
...just the intelligence community that had been trying to prevent the war hawks in the Administration from bombing Iran. The Secretaries of State and Defense and the leaders of the uniformed military had decided that diplomacy was the best way to deal with an admittedly hostile and dangerous foe in Tehran. Almost exactly a year ago, after the firing of Donald Rumsfeld, the President met with the Joint Chiefs of Staff in the "Tank," the Pentagon's secure facility. Bush asked the Chiefs about attacking Iran. He was told that a bombing campaign could do severe damage to Iran...
...Crimson will not compete again until travels to Annapolis, Md. to take on league foe Navy on January...
Defeated, Marxism is no longer the incarnation of evil in our midst, but rather the perfect (vanquished) foil in Benedict's ongoing intellectually driven sermon that Christian faith is history's only true answer. But the Pope is not ready to declare victory. The Church's current foe, as he sees it, is still in the heart of Europe and still atheist in nature: a sort of post-Socialist, anything-goes brand of Utopia that Benedict calls "relativism" - and disparages as the root of everything from loose sexual mores to a breakdown of the traditional family to runaway capitalism...