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...made 11 saves. Freshman Melanie Baskind got the Crimson on the board first in the 10th minute. After a good string of possessions, she received a pass from co-captain Nicole Rhodes, made a quick turn, raced down the flank, and struck the ball into the corner of the net with her left foot. Baskind leads Harvard with three goals and eight points this season. After the goal, Boston College controlled the tempo and maintained almost all of the possession for the rest of the game. “It would be good if we got more possession...
...ensuing scrum, Yale (1-3, 0-1 Ivy) committed the infraction that afforded Dickson a stroke. The freshman fired the shot at the top right corner of the goal. Bulldogs goalie Charlotte Goins deflected the ball, but not enough to prevent it from reaching the back of the net. “It felt pretty good,” Dickson said of the goal. “I was just hoping I’d put it in the corner. It wasn’t exactly there, but it worked, so I’ll take...
...That's perfectly rational. But when everybody does it at the same time, big trouble ensues. "[N]ot all leveraged lenders can shed assets and the associated debt at the same time without driving down asset prices, which has the paradoxical impact of increasing leverage by driving down lenders' net worth." Basically, if all lenders de-leverage at once, the financial system implodes - and everybody, not just the bankers, suffers...
...defense strive to pick each other up. “We turned it on in the second half,” Lee said. “The main thing is that it takes all 20 guys [to win].” Considering Connolly’s performance in net and Tune’s clutch shooting, Lee also praised the poise of Harvard’s captains. “[Connolly and Tune] are veterans who have been there,” the sophomore said. “When we were down they rallied us. They’re guys...
...because of the time I spent there that I noticed more acutely the way in which Welty’s stories unfold in such specific landscapes. I had always loved her characters, but they can only exist near places like the Pearl River of “The Wide Net.” The story’s protagonist is searching the river for the body of his wife, who may or may not have drowned herself. Despite the gravity of the main character’s situation, he remains placid, just like the river Welty describes...