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...Wideroff said, “But when she did not, I dove in and got it.”But a 1-0 lead is never secure. Moments later, the Panthers countered with a scoring opportunity of their own. It took a diving save from goalkeeper Lauren Mann to turn away Wisconsin and send the Crimson to the half with the advantage.The Crimson did not coast to victory. In the second half, Wisconsin controlled possession again, as the Crimson failed to tally a single shot on goal in the second frame. And with two minutes to play, the Panthers looked...
...squad answered the call, gaining a split against its Boston rivals. On Friday, behind the outstanding play of sophomore goalie Lauren Mann, Harvard (1-2-1) tallied a 1-0 victory over Northeastern...
...seen one or two comparisons of 3:10 to Yuma with Unforgiven. These are not entirely apt. Mangold's offering lacks the blackness and absurdity of Clint Eastwood's great film. It is more in the vein of Anthony Mann's westerns of the 1950s - trim, efficiently paced, full of briskly stated conflicts that edge up to the dark side, but never fully embrace it. That's quite all right. 3:10 to Yuma reminds us that well-made westerns - precisely because they are such a ritualized and conventionalized form - have an ability to isolate moral conflicts in spare, essentially...
...night. Late in the game, the Crimson found itself in a position familiar from the 2006 campaign—on the losing end of a closely fought match. The Hawks had shown off their own impressive freshman in the first half, as Michelle Orelli beat standout sophomore goalie Lauren Mann to put Hartford up heading into the break. Kuzma scored off a corner kick in the 86th minute to tie a game that the Hawks seemed on their way to winning. Facing the deficit, Harvard adopted a more offensive style, throwing everything it had into Hartford's defensive half...
...German town of Weimar on May 12, 1805. Its cargo: the rapidly decomposing body of Friedrich Schiller - poet, philosopher, historian, dramatist and rebel, who had died three days earlier. Its destination: the local Jacob's Cemetery, where his corpse was unceremoniously lowered into a common grave with, as Thomas Mann wrote in 1955, "no mild sound of music, no word from the mouth of priest or friend...