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Twenty-eight names fill the roster in the 1984-85 Harvard men's hockey press guide. Nick Carone isn't on the list...
...Jantaza doesn't play the Crimson will sun freshman Nick Carone, who has two points in his three games...
...NOTEBOOK: 12 Crimson players earned at least a point...Nick Carone played in place of Scott Garden...Devin, who has now played in three games, has yet to make an appearance at Bright Center...The last three times that Harvard has finished third, the Crimson has won the tournament next year...Harvard outshot B.C., 15-28. The attendance was announced as 14,451 for both games, but even by the end of the third period, the Garden was less than full...
...rest of the movie follows a somewhat predictable Romeo and Juliet plot. Morgan retains his interest in Frankie; Nick is a jealous, violent sexist who regards Frankie as his personal "property" (which he calls her to her face several times): the respective families are suitably insensitive to the budding love of their offspring. The important scenes are almost all clashes of Nick and his henchmen with Morgan, and they are quite incredible in their high level of tension, fear, and brutality...
...rather hectic first day. Subsequently he helps several scenes attain a refreshing originality missing from the bulk of the work. He is an atypical California rock musician, with a quirky sense of humor. The best scene of the entire movie begins with the pursuit of Morgan by Nick's car (the same one which demolished his bike). Just at the moment when you think he will be killed by the raging Ford Mustang, out pops Jimmy from the driver's seat! He obtained it from Nick's brother. The two boys pick up Frankie and a friend, and crash...