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...based on the same concept as Hotsoup.com: creating an on-line community of people,” he wrote. He added that Essembly was not the inspiration for Hotsoup, and that he does not view his site, which is not purely political in nature, to be in competition with Green?...
...changes will depend on how we act in the next 50 years.” The study considered three potential responses to climate change: the head-in-the-sand approach, which involves taking no action; the structural approach, which involves reacting to imminent damage; and the “green?? approach, which includes using preventative measures. Whichever approach the city opts to employ, Anderson said that addressing climate change is a global responsibility. “Boston is not particularly special,” he said. “We used models which could be used in other...
...third straight time to open the final extra period and the Dartmouth clincher came straight thereafter.But it was thanks to Flood that Harvard did not lack chances to put the game away.Due to the discrepancy in time of possession, the Crimson took seven shots to the Big Green??s three in the first two overtimes as it looked that the cards would fall Harvard’s way.“Their goal was just sort of a fluky goal right at the end,” Anderson said. “But if you give someone enough...
...decisive eighth inning, in which the Crimson went on to score five runs, the first baseman laced a long double to right-center to score sophomore Taylor Meehan and chase Dartmouth closer Kyle Zeis from the game. The floodgates opened after Zeis’s departure, as the Big Green??s Chris Lapointe could hardly silence the Crimson bats, allowing nine runs in only 1 1/3 innings. “Most of the season where we play our best when we’re pushed up against a wall it seems,” Klimkiewicz said...
...might need tomorrow,” Walsh said. “J.B. did a great job.”Sophomore Max Warren finished the game, fanning two and allowing one earned in 2 2/3.The Crimson actually out-hit Dartmouth 14-8, but also committed four errors to the Big Green??s two. Harvard scored all eight of its runs in the fifth through eighth innings, but was never able to truly threaten against the beleaguered Faiola, leaving nine runners on base.Sophomore centerfielder Matt Vance was able to break out of a brief slump by going 2-3 with...