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...about a couture bed. Vividus, created by Swedish manufacturer Hästens, is the world's most exclusive bed. Made from the finest natural materials, a Vividus bed, above, takes up to 160 hours to complete and is built entirely by hand (hence the $49,500 price tag). The pine frame is held together through a dovetail-jointing method, requiring no screws. The main and overlay mattresses are layered blends of cotton, wool and horsehair. Each Vividus bed is custom-made and bears the signature of the Hästens craftsman who built...
...first period, the Huskies took advantage of Harvard’s poor coverage on a power play opportunity, as UConn’s Jaclyn Hawkins took a shot from the back door on a wide-open net to capture a 1-0 lead 17:39 into the frame.“They entered the zone and did some kind of takeover, and our four people out there were confused on their positioning,” Sifers said. “There was nothing our goalie could have done.”The Crimson managed to get on the scoreboard...
...girl explains that she has a Social Analysis 10, “Introduction to Economics,” midterm the next day, and he offers her a one-minute version of his much-practiced talk. As he speaks, Petersen leans against the door frame, one leg crossed over the other, casual, confident, yet unimposing...
...Stone, Chu will probably miss Tuesday’s game against Connecticut. Sophomore Jenny Brine replaced Chu on the team’s top line, joining Vaillancourt and sophomore Sarah Wilson, and promptly made her presence felt on a Harvard power play with 1:13 remaining in the frame. Brine followed up an offering by senior forward Katie Johnston directly in front of the goal and slapped the puck into the right corner of the net. Going into the third period down, 3-0, Duluth substituted senior goalie Riitta Schaublin, the team’s starter for the last...
...captain Julie Chu reeling into the boards and left the Crimson without the services of the “best player in college hockey” for the final period of Saturday’s game and likely for the immediate future.With 2:25 remaining in the middle frame of Harvard’s second weekend clash with visiting Minnesota-Duluth, Bulldogs captain Noemie Marin brought Chu down with a tripping foul in the Crimson zone. Chu tumbled awkwardly to the ice, collided with the boards, and was unable to get up after the whistle blew. She rolled over several...