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...time. 9-3 is misleading—[without] 16 saves, the game really could have gotten out of control.”In the second frame, things just got worse. Princeton lost no time in adding to its lead, scoring just 53 seconds in. The team would add three more??all at even strength—to go into the break with an insurmountable 7-0 lead.A major problem came from the lack of fluidity in Harvard’s offensive core. In the final minutes of last Tuesday’s game, sophomore Max Motschwiller went down...
...face the challenges of the Cold War. Obama wants to be a modern incarnation of that figurehead; throughout American history, he proclaimed, “a new generation has risen up and done what’s needed to be done. Today we are called once more??and it is time for our generation to answer that call...
...trip was a bonding experience, nothing more??an event at which the players could share a few laughs and enjoy watching their game at its highest level of play. After a rebuilding season slowed by injuries and inexperience, Harvard players were just another group of March Madness spectators. No one on the team could have predicted that the game would take on a new meaning a year later, and that it might have served the Crimson well to pay special attention to the team hoisting the championship trophy on the parquet floor...
...Consequently, Faust could benefit greatly from expanded dialogue before she appoints a dean. Last spring, the Presidential Search Committee appointed a student advisory committee for the first time. It seems strange that students will have even less of a say in this selection—which will affect them more??than they had in Faust’s. Even though committees are often more broken than brokering, Faust should at least extend the student body the courtesy of an official audience...
...years past, last September heralded a new crop of eager freshmen, short-lived enthusiasm for classes, and the renewed antics of the Student Labor Action Movement (SLAM). SLAM’s unceasing demand for more??higher wages, more vacation time, and, above all, stronger unions—may resonate with the new Democratic Congress’ agenda, but unions, like any other cartel, help their members only at the cost of the general public...