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...compiled a 16-6 record, helping lead Harvard to its first Ivy League title since 2001. For her performance, she was unanimously selected both to the All-Ivy First Team and as the league’s Pitcher of the Year. She was also named to the All-Northeast Region Second Team. “I was healthy this season,” Madick said. “I wasn’t healthy last season. I did a lot of rehab over the summer, actually every single day I rehabbed my shoulder, which I think was the biggest reason...
...League Rookie of the Year after leading all Division I freshmen in scoring with 34 points on 11 goals and 12 assists. Akpan’s accolades continued to grow after the season, including spots on the All-Ivy League First Team and the NSCAA Division I All-Northeast Region First Team...
...halt behind a long line of trucks and buses belching diesel fumes into the warm night air. The cause of the holdup: an army truck lying mangled in a roadside ditch, another victim, said one of the hundreds of onlookers, of the treacherous narrow and winding roads in this northeast corner of the country. Up ahead, soldiers were hammering steel pins into the hard earth to winch the wrecked vehicle up onto the road. The scene was chaotic. A few cars had managed to wend their way through the crush of traffic and were trying to slide under...
...work, and has an ERA of 1.45. In the Ivy Championship Series she dominated a strong Quaker line-up, throwing a complete game shutout in the first contest before coming in and closing-out the second. Madick was named Ivy Pitcher of the Year and second team All-Northeast region by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association. There should be little question that Madick is the real deal.Murphy, who fittingly enters the batters box to DMX’s “Here comes the Boom,” set the Ivy League home run record (18) in her first season...
...weather has certainly improved here in the Northeast, but things are still a little bumpy at JetBlue, and the board believed it was time to get the company in the hands of a first-class operations guy, Dave Barger, the COO. Barger has proven ops chops, having helped turn Continental around. (Although he certainly has to take some blame for February, too.) In some ways, dumping Neeleman isn't a surprising move. He's a great entrepreneur, but perhaps one of those types who is much better at innovating than operating. The skill sets are vastly different, and many entrepreneurs...