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...causes of its team-wide defensive breakdown in order to shut down Gerbe and the Eagles this time around, at least one Crimson player may also be seeking a measure of personal redemption. BC sent Harvard goaltender Kyle Richter to the showers early when the teams first met, slipping six offerings past the sophomore, including one that Donato described as “not a dangerous shot.” It was the definitive lowlight of the season for Richter, who now sees a chance to erase it in front of Boston hockey’s biggest audience...
FIRST INTERMISSION: Perhaps the most noteworthy element of the whole period, other than hard hitting by both teams and two highlight-reel Crimson goals, is the fact that there were no penalties incurred. A total of 30 was assessed the last time these two met...
Goodstein spent most of the teach-in at New York's Fordham University, where students and faculty had organized a daylong series of lectures on the environment, ranging from the restoration of the polluted Bronx River to the ins and outs of international climate treaties. At Fordham, I met one of Goodstein's foot soldiers, 19-year-old sophomore Thomas Zellers, who helped organize the Focus the Nation teach-in. Attendance at the teach-in there was a bit light, and Zellers noted that drafting college students into a political movement on global warming - or almost any issue...
...HARVARD AT YALE — Fri., 7pmThe contest against Yale (7-11, 1-3 Ivy) could be the Crimson’s (6-14, 1-3 Ivy) best bet to end their streak in the “L” column. The Bulldogs have not yet met the high expectations that were set in the preseason Ivy League poll, in which they were slated to be the second best team behind Cornell.Home court advantage, however, could prove to be the deciding factor in this battle between two teams itching to prove their worth—and Yale...
...accepted the application. “Users are unknowingly selling out their friends’ data,” said Soghoian. “And I think Facebook isn’t really communicating this at all. Do you trust a random developer that you’ve never met? For many people the answer should be no.” Soghoian said that Facebook does have a privacy setting that can prevent a person’s personal information from being obtained by an unaccepted application, but that the setting is not easy to find. Additionally, all self-installed...