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...start the fifth inning, sophomore Stephanine Krysiak added a single to left, and freshman Emily Henderson loaded the bases with a bunt back to the pitcher. The next batter, freshmen Ellen Macadam, was hit by a pitch which scored Vertovez. Junior Hayley Bock followed that with an RBI ground out. Two batters later ,sophomore Jessica Pledger cracked a single to center that brought the Crimson’s final two runs home. “Jess Pledger came up with a huge pinch-hit in the second game,” Allard said. “We had some bright...
...He’s sitting on the first step in jacket and pants,” recalled Timothy N. Wallach, a trustee at New York’s Trinity School, where Moses took over as headmaster in 1991. “Sitting there, down practically on the ground, reading ‘Paradise Lost.’ That was his moment of tranquility. On a New York street. That’s so like him. Lots of headmasters you wouldn’t necessarily see do that...
...just had trouble shooting around him. Other than that we outplayed them. At the end of the day it came down to one or two plays.”Freshman midfielder Christian Oberbeck won 7-of-9 contests at the X and scooped up a team-leading six ground balls. Junior midfielder Nick Smith took 7-of-10.“Our faceoffs today were great, Nick Smith did great and Christian Oberbeck came in providing a great help for Nick when he’s gassed,” La Fiura said. “It?...
...goal from junior Kaitlin Martin and senior Natalie Curtis. The contest progressed into a back and forth battle, but Dartmouth ended the stalemate 13 minutes into the game, taking the lead, 1-0. But just two minutes later, freshman Jess Halpern knocked one in using a ricochet off the ground, after receiving a pass from Martin. “I think it was a good game,” Pais said. “We just made a couple critical mistakes at inopportune moments.” With 13 minutes remaining in the half, the Big Green answered with...
...Masters Award from the National Endowment for the Arts, the nation’s highest honor in jazz. A New York Times poll of jazz musicians that year also found Miller to be “the most in-demand pianist.” Golson says he hopes to ground the students in the roots of their art. “History is always important. I’ll have to talk about things that took place before any of those students were born,” he says, adding that the lessons he has to offer are more than...