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Kleinfelder has been particularly impressed with the improvement of her attack. Early on, the team relied solely on sophomore Liz Berkery to tally against opposing goalies. And while Berkery does lead the team in points scored, other players have emerged, displaying their own offensive prowess...
...recent years, however, both schools have emerged into lacrosse's national spotlight, and the annual matchup has truly become The Game. Last year's matchup was the culmination of the Crimson's and Eli's lacrosse prowess...
...Crimson's main task, however, will come on offense. Throughout the season, Harvard has been unable to mount a consistent attack, relying primarily on the playmaking and point-producing prowess of prolific senior Mick Cavouti...
...awesome performance of U.S. missiles and fighter planes in the gulf war seemed a reassurance of America's technological prowess. But an alarming report last week by the nonprofit Council on Competitiveness raises new questions about the nation's high-tech health. The council examined 94 critical technologies and found the U.S. leading the world or holding its own in 61 and trailing in 33 others. While America remains strong in biotechnology, artificial intelligence and aerospace, it is falling behind or losing in lasers, computer chips and robotics...
Despite the decibel problams, A Lie of the Mind successfully blends humorous moments with poignant drama. Both the actors and the director have obviously studied the play closely. If Working Title's debut performance gives any indication of future prowess, the company's April staging of The Three Sisters will be a production to remember...