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...happier to be a part of this team, and right now it’s really just focus on the team. One of the kids mentioned the other night that we made every win look ugly. We finally made one look good, so it was nice to play our best game when it was most important to.” Pizzotti’s redemption story closely mirrors that of the team as a whole, a team that was never dominant in starting the season 7-2. “What really is satisfying about this one is that...
...first relay and then didn’t hit our stride midway through the meet. This week, we came in knowing that we had to hit from the get-go. We won the medley and almost got second [as well], which really got the ball rolling. It was nice to come in swinging, instead of having a feeling of desperation.” The Crimson also gained revenge for the demoralizing upset it suffered at the hands of the Lions on its last trip to New York in 2005. That loss broke Harvard’s streak of 12 dual...
...year, we feel like we can beat anybody.” As an added bonus, Richter notched a victory against his former rival and Cornell sophomore goaltender Ben Scrivens. “[He’s] another Alberta kid that I played against back in juniors, so it was nice to get a win against him tonight,” Richter said. CROWDED OUT As many Crimson fans had already left for New Haven to watch The Game, the Harvard crowd paled in comparison to Cornell’s turnout. With the stands dominated by the Big Red, Cornell?...
...influential movers and shakers, and yes, their family members.”Even operating within a pro-choice view, there is no need for abortion to be excessively public. Not sharing your most recent abortion with your barista or with the woman who waxes your eyebrows or with the nice man who does your taxes does not mean that our culture is not tolerant of your right to have one. There are all sorts of things that are not cut out for public discussion. For example, the number of sexual partners you’ve had is not a kosher...
...leave the rally, town hall, speech or house party, you may be pursued by an eager young campaign staffer with clipboard in hand, asking if you've made up your mind, if you'll caucus for his or her candidate. Be nice to these kids. For months, they've been living far from home, bunking in short-lease apartments and Iowans' spare bedrooms, running on cookies, caffeine and hope. Soon, some may lose their jobs...