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When Yale was called for a careless too-many-men penalty 11:15 into added time, the Crimson’s lethal top power-play unit was offered a chance at redemption. After Love was forced to rebuff several dangerous looks, the puck came back out to junior forward Julie Chu at the point. Chu cycled it to Vaillancourt at the left face-off circle, who stepped forward before rifling her shot inside the near post for the victory...
When Yale was called for a careless too-many-men penalty 11:15 into added time, the Crimson’s lethal top power-play unit was offered a chance at redemption. After Love was forced to rebuff several dangerous looks, the puck came back out to junior forward Julie Chu at the point. Chu cycled it to Vaillancourt at the left face-off circle, who stepped forward before rifling her shot inside the near post for the victory...
...leather pouch that holds the ashes of Sean Sellers, the only person executed for a crime committed as a 16-year-old since the death penalty was reinstated in the U.S. in 1976. Sellers--who murdered his mother, his stepfather and a store clerk--was dispatched by lethal injection in 1999, when he was 29. Presson's other memento is a plastic box containing the ashes of Scott Hain, who, it now seems fair to say, was the last juvenile offender to be executed in the U.S. Hain, sent to his death...
...more ways than one, the clock was ticking for No. 6 Harvard as it took on Vermont at home on Saturday. But the Crimson—the team’s seniors especially—was poised and lethal with time running out, securing the 400th win in the history of the program and the outright ECAC title with a 7-1 dismissal of the Catamounts...
...David with the Head of Goliath, possibly one of his last. The victorious David, rumored to have been modeled after one of the artist's male lovers, holds the severed head of Goliath, a plain self-portrait of the artist. The painting is Caravaggio at the height of his lethal powers. Throughout his life he included his own likeness in his canvases. But in exile, as he meditated more forcefully on his fate, he appears more frequently than ever. In The Raising of Lazarus - a powerful topic for an artist yearning for a papal pardon - he's struck...