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...this unique responsibility as the nation??s science adviser on matters of health,” Fineberg said. “My aim is to make it a vital player in the solution of the nation??s health problems...
Last season the Harvard women’s hockey team scored two goals for every goal allowed, thanks largely to Jennifer Botterill ’02-’03 and Tammy Shewchuk ’00-’01, two of the nation??s top three scorers. But with those two forwards playing for the Canadian National Team this season, the Crimson will look to a defensive unit chalk full of newcomers to enable Harvard to shut down the opposition...
...become painfully aware of our vulnerability and the need for some collective security of our own. Just as NATO has for the first time invoked its mutual defense clause, that an attack on one state is an attack on all, we have suddenly realized that an abuse of any nation??s terrorism laws or banking regulations will have effects far beyond its borders. Witness the success of those who disfigured New York from a cave in Central Asia...
...last year with a .941 save percentage. She also posted seven shutouts and a 1.61 goals against average. She earned second team All-Ivy honors and an Honorable Mention All-ECAC. Sophomore Katie Germain will act as the teams’ reserve goalie. Captain Kim Insalaco, one of the nation??s top forty players, will lead the defense at the blueline...
...careers at Harvard. Shewchuk passed Mleczko and graduated as Harvard’s all-time leader in points, goals and assists. Botterill scored the game-winning goal in overtime of the national championship game during her freshman season. In 2001, she won the Patty Kazmaier Award, given to the nation??s most outstanding women’s hockey player. Botterill also broke the college hockey record with an 80-game point-scoring streak that began with her first game at Harvard and ended with the last game of her junior season...