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...Wisconsin and fell in a heartbreaking quadruple-overtime loss to the Badgers. Now, the Crimson finds itself in the same game, albeit with a different opponent. One big difference between this season and last is that Harvard now has home ice advantage. While last year the Crimson traveled to Madison, Wis.,tomorrow’s matchup against the Big Grenn will be skated in Cambridge.“[The crowd] is a seventh player on the ice for us,” Vaillancourt said. “Everyone knows that and everyone wants home advantage. We deserve it. It?...
...Many commentators openly allege that star players get favorable treatment from referees. Why has there been so little response from the NBA to this problem? -Madison Welch, Arlington, Va.The criticism is not true. We have data to demonstrate that superstars don't get that treatment. I've just been hesitant to hold a press conference to announce the obvious...
...good looks. But more important, he "radiates the new," as you put it. He convinces us that we can make a difference - just as J.F.K. did. I bought into J.F.K.'s dream of making the world better, and it has been the best investment of my life. Susan Porter, Madison...
...sold-out crowd at Madison Square Garden whooped and cheered from the moment Uno appeared with the other hounds on the night of Feb. 11, and he ahhrroooed right back, bouncing along, working the ring, his tail sending a draft through the hall. Judges, like all political professionals, are clear-eyed, hardheaded, immune to cute and charisma. Was there the curse of condescension toward a breed that has ranked among the top 10 most popular dogs in the U.S. for nearly a century? The saluki was elegant and urbane; the Plott hound tough and tireless. Dogs, however, are judged...
...James Madison, the architect of the constitution, always maintained that America was not a democracy but a republic. A democracy was government by the people (something many of the founders considered akin to mob rule), while a republic, Madison wrote in "Federalist No. 10," is "a government in which the scheme of representation takes place...