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...trio of threes by sophomore forward Maureen Lane and another from junior guard Hillary Reser gave Princeton an early 12-2 lead, which the Tigers held for a 35-23 halftime advantage. Harvard shot just 9-of-26 in the half. Other than nine points from junior forward Katie Gates, the Crimson had little reason for optimism. But adrenaline could only take Princeton so far. The Crimson came together in the second half and completely dominated the Tigers. Harvard shot a remarkable 62.5 percent from the floor for the half, while holding Princeton to just two points in the first...
Gates--the Crimson's lone source of consistency in the first half--finished with a career-high 16 points for the game. Lane led Princeton with 21 points, including a 5-for-8 performance from behind...
Unfazed by Princeton's resilience, Harvard marched back down the court and got the ball to its venerable captain. Clemente, with the eyes of 2,195 spectators on his every move, pulled up in the lane and calmly hit a ten-footer to give Harvard a 67-66 lead with only 7.4 seconds left to play...
After stealing the ball just outside of the lane on Penn's end of the court, Merchant exploded to the hoop and was fouled on the way up. Unfortunately for Penn, Merchant finished the dunk with bravado and ignited the sellout crowd at Lavietes Pavilion...
...that the first step in recycling is to try to resell the machine--either whole or for its working parts. IBM resells a third of the used equipment it gets back from corporate leases in online sales and auctions. "It's a profitable business for us," says Joe Lane, general manager for global financing. Old chips get second lives in electronic toys. Outdated CD-ROM and hard drives are reborn as replacement parts...