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BORN. To OUARDA TOUIRAT, 32, the first woman to conceive naturally and give birth after a transplant of her own frozen ovarian tissue, and her husband, MALIK; a daughter, TAMARA; in Brussels. In 1997, Touirat was diagnosed with advanced Hodgkin's lymphoma. Doctors proposed the experimental technique to preserve her chances of having a child naturally. Her ovarian tissue, which holds immature eggs, was frozen in liquid nitrogen, then thawed and reimplanted after Touirat successfully completed chemotherapy and was declared cancer-free. FREED. GLORIA TREVI, 36, irreverent pop-music superstar nicknamed "Mexico's Madonna"; following her acquittal on charges...
...were ranked identically as in this year’s poll, and Harvard ended up tying with the Saints for the best regular season record in the ECAC. The Crimson went on to defeat St. Lawrence in the ECAC tournament final and again in the first round of the Frozen Four before falling 6-2 to Minnesota in the NCAA championship game...
...sitting there, frozen,” said the neighbor, who said she thought about calling the police but decided not to. “It was a shock. You’d think it was a Saturday night brawl, but it didn’t seem to be ordinary circumstances...
...NOTE: Ted Donato ’91 was named Harvard men’s hockey coach on July 2, 2004, replacing the departed Mark Mazzoleni. During his four-year playing career at Harvard, he led the Crimson to its only national championship in 1989, earning the Frozen Four’s Most Valuable Player award for his performance in the tournament. After 13 seasons in the National Hockey League, he retired just prior to returning to his alma mater. He sat down with The Crimson yesterday...
...Does your past, being the Most Valuable Player of the Frozen Four the year your team won the title, give you greater weight with your players...