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...certainly don’t mean to impugn Scientology at large, but over the course of this nine-minute video its most high-profile adherent behaves in a way that, never having met one, I imagine a lunatic might behave. The “Unabomber Manifesto” of Ted Kaczynski ‘62 sounds measured and logical compared to some of the things that Maverick is saying: for example, “it’s not how to run from an S.P. [suppressed person, or non-Scientologist]; it’s P.T.S.S.P., how to shatter suppression?...
...through the NCAA as a hard-nosed defender, she is a natural forward who plays up front for the United States Olympic team and she has found scoring success as part of Harvard’s second-ranked power play unit. Cahow is tied for the NCAA lead with nine power play goals this season, a mark that has undoubtedly helped her case in the early stages of consideration for the Patty Kazmaier Award, an accolade given annually to the best college women’s hockey player. “Whoever has been to games can see how much...
...play opportunity presented itself for Union midway through the second period when Harvard was called for charging and for having too many players on the ice. However, the Dutchwomen would be denied a scoring opportunity on the 5-on-3 advantage by a Crimson defense that has allowed just nine power-play goals to the opposition all season. The frame finished with one more Harvard goal, scored by Vaillancourt off of an assist from Chute. The Crimson recovered the puck from Union in its own end then quickly skated it up the ice, where Vaillancourt was able to navigate through...
Harvard track and field crossed the river Friday and Saturday to take on the large swatch of competition that turned out for Boston University’s annual St. Valentine’s Invitational. The women’s squad posted nine top-25 performances in their meet on Friday, while the men’s squad offered up 11 top-30 showings on Saturday. “We didn’t really go in with any team goals because there were no team rankings,” said senior women’s co-captain Sally Stanton...
...junior captain Verdi DiSesa was beating Quaker sophomore Mark Froot, 2-0, when Froot came back to even the match at 2-2. In a hard-fought fifth and final game, Froot had a 6-0 lead on DiSesa, but the focused and unwavering captain came back with nine unanswered points to win the game and the match. Harvard freshmen J. Reed Endresen and Richard Hill contributed to the Crimson victory by swiftly beating their opponents in four games. One challenge that Harvard had to face against Penn was not to underestimate th Quakers. Penn has had a season...