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...she’s got a full year under her belt and what she’s expecting from herself and what we’re hoping she’ll give us is a little bit more than last year.” When the Crimson takes the ice on Friday against Rensselaer, you can bet Buesser will set out to prove herself once again...
...Back in 1999, McCain first came to Peterborough as a long shot. As he tells the story now, McCain's campaign tried to fill the town's main hall by promising free ice cream, but so few people came, they ended up holding the event in the basement. Months later, McCain held his last town hall before the primary there. And then he beat George W. Bush, establishing his national identity as a straight-talking reformer. Earlier this year, the state again rescued McCain's fortunes. After his campaign had imploded and gone broke, the Granite State helped McCain defeat...
...wouldn’t know it from watching her on the ice now, but until her arrival in the United States three years ago, sophomore Liza Ryabkina had never even played for a women’s team. A native of the Ukraine and a graduate of the Berkshire School in Massachusetts, Ryabkina joined the No. 3 Harvard women’s hockey team as a talented individual who had never really been asked to play for the team’s greater good. “I was an individual player, so last year was more of a transition...
...tournament. Biega also recorded an assist during last season’s epic Beanpot finale against No. 7 Boston College, who edged Harvard 6-5 in overtime. Part of Biega’s evolution as a player will include adjusting to new faces, as the forward will take the ice without two of his most frequent linemates, Paul Dufault ’08 and Jon Pelle ’08, who contributed 14 points and 26 points, respectively. “The combination that he’s playing with has got some great skill and speed, and it?...
...spectacles like Obama's stadium speech at the Democratic convention and his equally massive appearance in Berlin. But in fact, his campaign just as often deliberately chose not to maximize Obama's crowd appeal. During the primaries, where retail politics was premium, they focused on house parties and ice cream socials, concerned that Obama's celebrity status might put off the famously demanding Iowa and New Hampshire voters. In the general election they centered his appearances on town hall meetings and round table discussions, usually with folks who had stories to tell about the economy. (See pictures of Barack Obama...