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Fortunately for the Harvard women's ice hockey team, the games at the Bright Hockey Center against Quebec-Three Rivers last Saturday and St. Laurent yesterday were only exhibitions. Harvard lost to Quebec-Three Rivers, 6-1, and to St. Laurent...
...Crimson started the scoring in the Quebec-Three Rivers game with a goal off the stick of junior A.J. Mleczko. Quebec-Three Rivers responded to its ephemeral deficit by scoring six unanswered goals. Sophomore Jen Bowdoin chalked up 23 saves in goal...
Next time will be Saturday, January 6, as Harvard hosts Quebec-Three Rivers for an exhibition game...
SHAME ON CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER. HIS unsettling and premonitory ending to his article "Quebec and the Death of Diversity" [ESSAY, Nov. 13], "America is proceeding blithely down the path of diversity and ethnic separatism ... America's destination is the Balkans," does little except kindle a sense of despair and insecurity. Krauthammer avoids the tough questions: When and how will this happen? Can it be prevented? While he is right in noting that ethnically driven forces have the potential to tear the U.S. asunder, Krauthammer's essay is bereft of viable solutions or practical advice on what can be done. ALEX RIVERO...
Lucien Bouchard, the charismatic leader of the separatist Parti Quebecois, has changed his mind about quitting the fray. Bouchard, who announced he was considering leaving politics after Quebec's referendum to secede from Canada was narrowly defeated last month, says he will seek to replace outgoing Quebec Premier Jacques Parizeau. "Bouchard has put regionalism ahead of a national role in government," says TIME's William McWhirter. "What he's done is say Quebec is more important than the country. And given his success in galvanizing Quebeckers during the referendum, he is the province's best chance at gaining independence. Bouchard...