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...captain Matt Hoff said. “[It was a] good rebound game from last weekend.” The showdown in New York started off well for the Crimson, which watched as a pass to Columbia’s keeper, Michael Testa, found its way into the net after Testa slipped trying to recover the ball. The own goal was recorded after only 22 seconds of play. Shortly thereafter, junior Michael Fucito sent a corner kick to sophomore Kwaku Nyamekye, who directed the ball into the back of the net. Nyamekye, who proved himself as a dominating offensive force...
...They played a very disciplined game, and we didn’t generate any sustained attack.”The lone Harvard tally came off of a penalty corner with less than 15 minutes to go. Co-captain Devon Shapiro drilled the ball into the back of the net after a pass from fellow co-captain Jana Berglund.Junior forward Tami Jafar put up the Crimson’s only other threatening shot, which served only to earn Lions goalkeeper Gena Miller her single save of the night.Crimson keeper junior Kylie Stone denied four Columbia shots and finished the season third...
...Harvard defensive line looked like the dominant Crimson unit of a year ago during the team’s 27-12 win over Columbia on Saturday, as the front four punished the Lions offensive line to the tune of six sacks for 40 lost yards and a net rushing total of -5 yards for Columbia.Captain defensive end Brad Bagdis and junior defensive tackle Carl Ehrlich had two sacks apiece, while junior defensive end Peter Ajayi and junior linebacker Eric Schultz added one each.The amount of Harvard pressure increased substantially after halftime. Five of the six sacks came in the final...
...Peterson said with a grin. "If I had put down the hammer, I could've taken him under 100." As they watched the debate, with its predictable tributes to hardworking family farmers, frustrated reformers filled out "Farm Bill Bingo" cards with aggie catchphrases like "farmer-friendly," "dismantling the safety net" and "East Coast media...
Comparatively speaking, the health-care situation in Massachusetts wasn't all that dire when Romney took office: the state's percentage of uninsured among its nonelderly (13.2%) was smaller than the national average (17.8%), and it had a better safety net, thanks to a $1.1billion fund the commonwealth had established to reimburse hospitals and health centers that provided medically necessary care to people who couldn't pay for it. But with a third of the state budget going toward health care, the sheer inefficiency of treating the sore throats of the uninsured in emergency rooms didn...