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...bachelors degree from Yale University in 2003 and worked for the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia before coming to Harvard Law School, wrote in an e-mail that he plans to study “the imposition of state power on private parties to achieve social goals?? while at Cambridge University, adding that he will focus on “accommodation mandates that accompany anti-discrimination...
...freshmen in the lineup earned two points on the scoresheet. Rolecek and Coskren assisted each other’s goals, Fraser contributed to both of his linemates’ goals, and rookie defenseman Brian McCafferty was credited with secondary assists on the Crimson’s two power play goals??Senior blueliner Tom Walsh was nominated yesterday for the Walter Brown award, awarded annually to the best collegiate hockey player in New England…The Crimson held the Northeastern power play scoreless in six chances, including three opportunities in the third period…Last night?...
...overtime forced the Harvard-BU game to start later than scheduled.The Huskies drew first blood, scoring at 6:34 of the first period on freshman Erin Reil’s second goal of the season.But the Eagles tied exactly six minutes later and scored two second-period goals??with Northeastern finding the back of the net just once in the middle frame—to take a 3-2 lead.The Huskies tied the game with just under seven minutes to play on a tally by Crystal Rochon, but BC prevailed 11:12 into the overtime period on Meghan...
...grants threaten to lead to a slippery slope, limiting certain fields only to those who can afford them financially. Math and science are specialized fields requiring proficiency with numbers, which not all students may possess. These students should still be able to go to college and pursue their vocational goals??regardless of what field they intend to study and regardless of their financial circumstances...
...trickled invitingly in front of the crease. Du swooped through, touched it once, and then knocked it past Fisher’s left leg. But just under five minutes later, Quinnipiac winger David Marshall—who sank the Crimson in Hartford, Conn., on Nov. 4 with two goals??sent a power-play wrister high by sliding netminder John Daigneau for the equalizer. And then junior winger Ryan Maki stuffed home the go-ahead goal just 1:03 into the second frame. Classmate Steve Mandes had Harvard’s best chance to add to the lead...