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...Crimson an early lead. But Harvard had to fight to protect its lead.Although Harvard shut down the Buckeyes' first three first-period power-play opportunities, persistent Ohio State broke through at 5-on-5 late in the frame. With 1:23 to go in the first, OSU freshman Kyle Reed tapped a rebound past sophomore goalie Kyle Richter to tie the score. Eager to keep up their momentum, the Buckeyes stayed on the offensive, but Alex Biega broke up one rush with the final seconds ticking off the clock. Pelle snatched up the puck and got a shot...
...chance baskets, was outshot, 34-24, and allowed 13 offensive rebounds. During its 24-3 run in the second half, Harvard held the rebounding edge, 8-5. ON THE FITZ Although it was not his highest-scoring performance or his longest outing, yesterday’s game was freshman Kyle Fitzgerald’s most important appearance in a Harvard uniform. With Vermont threatening to leave the Crimson in the dust late in the first half, Fitzgerald’s instilled some life in Harvard squad that had been listless since the second minute of play. A steal by Fitzgerald...
...still ranked as Kyle Richter’s biggest accomplishment, the highlight of the young goaltender’s impressive résumé. Thirty-six saves, no goals allowed, and, as a mere freshman, a shutout win over hockey powerhouse Boston College, at the time ranked No. 3 in the country. One year later, with the Eagles preparing to return to the Bright Hockey Center, Richter had matured into the top goaltender in the country, while BC had slipped to No. 15 in national rankings. In their return to Cambridge, however, it was the Eagles who played like...
...It’s an extremely competitive market,” says Kyle M. Brown, a graduate student in an organismic and evolutionary biology and president of the GSAS student government. “There’s a severe bottleneck between people who get Ph.D.’s and people who get faculty positions...
...beyond the monkey business, there is serious work being done. Another researcher, Kyle J. Foreman ’08, is working on a senior thesis—inspired by economic theory, of all things—that tests whether monkeys ever get jealous...