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...tension mounted, extra minutes becoming extra hours, regulation yielding to overtime upon overtime. Deadlines were missed, nails were bitten, and over 100 shots were rifled at the net. And still two zeroes remained on the Kohl Center scoreboard: one beneath Harvard, a 23-win team making its fifth straight NCAA Tournament appearance, and the other below host Wisconsin, the heavily favored top seed and defending national champion, with only one loss on its record to date. Before 5,125 fans, one of the biggest crowds in college women’s hockey history, the Crimson and the Badgers battled into...
...abrupt end, the Crimson took the field with confidence and fire. Sophomore Mike Fucito relentlessly attacked the left flank, torturing the Bearcats defenders and reawakening the home crowd. His efforts were rewarded in the 57th minute as classmate John Stamatis fed him the ball in front of the net for the equalizer. And just as thoughts of overtime began creeping in, freshmen Chey Im and Andre’ Akpan connected for the game-winning goal with 11 minutes to play. And just like that, the Crimson marched forward in the tournament, giving those Cambridge Crazies one more moment of happiness...
...solid presence on the backline would have been sufficient for the Crimson. But Mann gave the team so much more. The Ivy League Rookie of the Year became the bright spot of the season. Posting a goals-against average of 1.92, Mann was a wall in net, making crucial save after crucial save, game in, game out. From the start, she was a presence, and everyone on the team could sense it. “She had to step up right away,” co-captain Laura Odorczyk said. “It’s a credit...
...seems to me likely that calendar change will involve a cost to the Faculty, for one reason because it is likely to involve a net lengthening of the academic year. But the University is not run for the convenience of the Faculty,” Alford Professor of Natural Religion Thomas M. Scanlon Jr. wrote in an e-mailed statement. “Given that the case for calendar change should be based on its academic advantages, it is the kind of thing that should be voted on by the faculties that would be affected...
...seems to me likely that calendar change will involve a cost to the faculty, for one reason because it is likely to involve a net lengthening of the academic year,” Alford Professor of Natural Religion Thomas M. Scanlon Jr. wrote in an e-mailed statement. “Given that the case for calendar change should be based on its academic advantages, it is the kind of thing that should be voted on by the faculties that would be affected...