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...Saturdays ago, McGill handed the Harvard men’s hockey team an embarrassing 4-3 exhibition loss. But a very different Crimson squad took the Bright Center ice for this Saturday’s season opener and stunned Dartmouth, 6-2. It was Harvard’s first season-opening victory since 2000, and the Crimson took this one going away. “We learned a lot from [the McGill game]” said junior forward Kevin Du, who spearheaded Harvard’s attack with two goals and two assists. “And we brought...
...that a pair of backups could fill. While Grumet-Morris’s 1.63 goals-against average (GAA) of last season will be hard to match, senior John Daigneau and junior Justin Tobe will certainly try.The two split time in Harvard’s 4-3 exhibition loss to McGill last Friday. Daigneau skated the first 30 minutes and stopped all nine shots he faced, while Tobe played the second 30 minutes, stopping nine shots and allowing four goals.“The coaches feel that both of us [Daigneau and Tobe] are good enough to split...
...only an exhibition game, but the final score certainly counted in the race to replace former Harvard goaltender Dov Grumet-Morris ’05. The result of that contest? Daigneau 1, Tobe 0. With the two contenders splitting time equally between the pipes, senior John Daigneau held McGill scoreless through nine shots. But his rival, junior Justin Tobe, surrendered four tallies on 13 attempts as the Redmen rallied to upend the Crimson, 4-3 at the Bright Hockey Center Friday night. “I thought Johnny played well,” Harvard coach Ted Donato said afterwards...
...honored last month as one of the 100 best Communities for Young People by America’s Promise, an alliance founded by former secretary of state Colin L. Powell to help children succeed. Cambridge was chosen from over 1,000 communities around the country, according to Mike McGill, managing editor for America’s Promise. America’s Promise recognized Cambridge’s efforts in five areas: involvement of supportive adults, safe places for growth, a healthy start for adulthood, an effective education, and opportunities to help others. “We’re thrilled...
...Initially, there would be a surge in binge drinking as young adults savored their newfound freedom. But over time, I predict, U.S. college students would settle into the saner approach to alcohol I saw on the one campus I visited where the legal drinking age is 18: Montreal's McGill University, which enrolls about 2,000 American undergraduates a year. Many, when they first arrive, go overboard, exploiting their ability to drink legally. But by midterms, when McGill's demanding academic standards must be met, the vast majority have put drinking into its practical place among their priorities...