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...defender and found captain Peter Hafner in front of the net for the game-winning goal that put Harvard up 4-2.“It shows a lot of character,” Donato said of Johnson’s return.BETWEEN THE PIPESStarting goaltender John Daigneau earned the nod on Friday night against Colgate (16-10-6. 12-6-2 ECAC) after missing last Monday’s Beanpot consolation game because he was “a little banged up,” according to Donato.But 20 minutes, eight saves, and two goals later, Daigneau found himself...
...depressed). And although Hayes teaches mindfulness at ACT workshops around the world, he epitomizes "the absent-minded professor," according to Barlow, the psychologist who taught Hayes at Brown in the '70s. Hayes is famous at Nevada-Reno for passing students in the hall without so much as a nod. But it's worse than they think. According to Hayes' wife Jacqueline Pistorello, in December the couple went to the mall to buy Christmas gifts. They split up so they could shop for each other, but at one point Hayes literally bumped into his wife. He didn't notice her, even...
...more youthful lineup.Neither senior forward Charlie Johnson nor sophomore blueliner Dave MacDonald were in uniform, sitting out as healthy scratches. With Mike Taylor still out of the lineup due to an injury suffered at Brown, freshman skaters Steve Rolecek and J.D. McCabe and sophomore Dave Watters got the nod.“It’s going to be a situation where there has to be reward for effort, and the opposite also,” Donato said, adding about Taylor, “We don’t expect to see him for Monday, but [we are] not ruling...
...Patrick wins the Democratic primary, that would set the stage for a face-off between two Harvard alums in the November general election. Lieutenant Governor Kerry M. Healey ’82 is the overwhelming favorite for the Republican Party nod...
...need to play a little smarter,” Harvard coach Katey Stone said. “We are not satisfied, but you take a lot of positives out of a week like this.” For the second straight game, freshman Brittany Martin got the nod in goal with no back-up as senior Ali Boe remained sidelined with her concussion. Martin’s athletic style paid dividends for Harvard (10-7-4, 7-3-4 ECAC) as she stopped 44 shots en route to the tie. Martin saved the game a number of times, including during...