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...behind Chu in the national scoring and assist standings. She won the award last year after leading Wisconsin to the school’s first-ever national championship.For both squads, though, an average of over four goals per game comes from a deep roster of offensive producers. Badger freshman Meghan Duggan and senior Meaghan Mikkelson are currently among the nation’s top fifteen scorers while Harvard sophomore Sarah Vaillancourt is fifth and classmate Jenny Brine ranks second in power play goals.‘We need to be realistic—they have a lot of great players...
...Feminism...is somebody who believes that her views are views that would most advance the cause of women,” says conservative polymath Meghan E. Grizzle ’07, a former president of Harvard Right to Life, a former board member of the Harvard Republican Club, and a writer for The Harvard Salient. “In that respect, I would consider myself a feminist: I like to call myself a feminist when I’m around the more stereotypical description of a feminist, because I do strongly believe that my beliefs?...
...Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award by USA Hockey, announced Monday. The award, which honors the top player in NCAA Division I women’s hockey, will be presented at the Hilton Lake Placid Resort in Lake Placid, NY on March 17. Joining Chu among the finalists are Mercyhurst forward Meghan Agosta, the first-ever freshman to make the top three, and Wisconsin forward Sara Bauer, the 2006 winner. Chu has 66 points this season, and leads the nation with 2.28 points per game and 48 assists. The two-time Olympian is also the NCAA’s all-time scoring...
...sponsored by several College offices, raised concern among Christian and pro-abstinence groups on campus. “I don’t think that we should learn to have better sex lives from the Freshman Dean’s Office,” Harvard-Radcliffe Christian Fellowship member Meghan E. Grizzle ’07 said. Sarah M. Kinsella ’07—the co-president of True Love Revolution, a pro-abstinence group on campus—called the administration sponsorship “inappropriate.” “I don?...
...Harvard cadets.” The presentation of colors is so commonplace a formality at sporting events across the country that the casual or visiting fan among the 1,537 that packed Lavietes Pavilion that night—including former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Bill Cowher, whose daughter Meghan stars for the Tigers—could be forgiven for not noting the novelty of the occasion.Friday night’s color guard, however, was the first at a Harvard athletic venue in many years. Four students in uniform marched in step to center court, two standard bearers, one holding...