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...game and the win. “They used the crowd, and we kind of gave it to them [in the fifth game], but I think our team showed a lot of potential,” Weintraub said. “We have a lot to look forward to this season.” Weissbourd led the team with 21 kills overall for a .405 hitting percentage, along with 10 block assists. Freshman Nikola Ivica posted nine digs and 15 kills, while junior Erik Kuld recorded eight digs and eight kills. Weintraub grounded the offense with 49 assists, and rookie...
...really trying to work on and build off what we did against Dartmouth,” Rogers said. “We moved the puck well against Dartmouth. We’ve been practicing with a certain confidence and edge. We just need to keep that going forward...
...Clarke said. “We’re really excited to see what people can do when they’re back in their best events this weekend.”This weekend brings the annual Harvard-Yale-Princeton tri-meet, an event the team has been looking forward to since the season’s beginning.“It’s the home stretch and this is what we’ve been working for all season,” Mills said. “It’s one of the big meets and we?...
...Washington, the Obama Administration responded positively to Bolivia's vote. Responding to a reporter's question, acting State Department Spokesman Robert Wood said, "we congratulate the Bolivian people on the referendum... we look forward to working with the Bolivian Government in ways we can to further democracy and prosperity in the hemisphere." Says Mark Weisbrot, director of the Washington-based Center for Economic and Policy Research: "it's a hopeful sign" for the future of relations between the two countries. The previous U.S. administration would most likely have remained silent on Bolivia's electoral processes...
...contrast, a Zanu-PF politburo member was delighted by the outcome. "[This] will take the country forward," he said. "It is the best way for Zimbabwe." As for what that way forward might be, deputy information minister Bright Matonga told the BBC: "There is not going to be any negotiations. I think that process is done, concluded ... and the President will form a new cabinet." - With reporting by Correspondents inside Zimbabwe See pictures of political tension in Zimbabwe...