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Though BC (5-13-3) established the early lead just five minutes in??courtesy of a Michelle Lombardi tally—the Eagles refused to relent against the Terriers’ club squad, mounting a prolonged attack that pinned the puck inside the BU (5-13-1) zone for the majority of the first period...
...Every game presents a different challenge,” Dunphy said. “When the pressure gets turned up, you have a tendency to use your bench less. When somebody comes in and makes good plays you want to leave them in??but [late in games] you always want to put your best team out there...
Nabbing a seat in Summers’ classroom was no easy task. More than 250 students applied for 16 spots, amounting to a roughly six percent chance of getting in??a task harder than getting into the College, which accepted 9.8 percent of applicants last year...
...don’t think women athletes, particularly at Harvard, take [home crowds] for granted,” Stone says. “They see the band there, they see people come in??they truly appreciate that, so it’s not lost on our athletes...
Along with the IOP, the Harvard College Democrats also helped promote student involvement in??and awareness of—the primary, spearheading the popular Kirkland House events where the candidates spoke candidly with students in an intimate atmosphere, before appearing on Hardball. The Dems efforts to create an open forum for students to interact with the candidates—allowing them to question candidates directly—should be lauded. And, as the Dems will soon be setting out to canvass New Hampshire, their dedication to encouraging more student involvement is clear—we hope their attempts...