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...Harvard crease. The Crimson’s lone goal during this stretch came when Martin drew a foul with the Minutewomen’s keeper out of the cage. The play was restarted with both the keeper and Martin’s defender trailing her, and she completed her hat trick by tossing the ball into an empty net. The beginning of the second half mirrored the end of the first with four consecutive UMass goals. At that point the score was 18-3, and the Crimson’s final four tallies came long after the outcome had been...
Yale’s season-long dominance of the Harvard men’s hockey team continued on Friday night—but only for 18 minutes and 16 seconds. From that point on, the Crimson took over, with captain Dylan Reese’s natural hat trick erasing an early two-goal deficit en route to a 5-2 Harvard victory at Bright Hockey Center in the first game of the best-of-three playoff series. “Revenge was definitely a big part of this,” captain Dylan Reese said. “They beat...
...sure, fabric can't talk or cause a scandal or convulse the blogosphere. And maybe there is something fusty and old hat in caring too much about the provenance of a silk shantung or getting all weak-kneed about a suit made of cellophane-backed wool. But the art of couture glamour is ultimately about the connoisseurship of material, and there have always been designers who knew this and obsessively attended to the fabric of fashion...
...scored four goals in the game for Harvard.The Crusaders immediately pressured Simmons, forcing her to give up the ball to Martin. The heavily defended Martin shot past three defenders—falling to the ground as she did so—to score the game winner and complete a hat trick.“As much as we felt prepared, nothing can replace the feeling of actually coming away with the win,” Barlow said.The victory had been by no means certain. Two weeks earlier, Harvard had scrimmaged Holy Cross. While there was no official score, Barlow...
...economics department scored a hat-trick of sorts last week when three of its professors—Roland G. Fryer Jr., Pol Antras, and Aleh Tsyvinski—were awarded the prestigious Sloan Research Fellowship for young scholars. Economics, which could only nominate three faculty members for the two-year, $45,000 award, is home to half of Harvard’s Sloan fellows this year. Two neuroscientists and a physicist round out the Harvard portion of the 116 names on the 2007 Sloan fellow roster. Fryer, an associate professor, couldn’t contain his excitement when asked about...