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Clemis stopped 22 shots in goal, including 12 in the first period, to keep the Crimson off of the scoreboard and allow Dartmouth to jump out to a quick lead on Shannon Bowman’s ninth goal of the season...
...field goals and went more than five minutes without a point to start the latter frame. Yale, however, was just as cold, shooting 30 percent in the second half and coughing up 24 turnovers on the night. The Crimson built an eight-point lead on five quick points from guard Lindsay Hallion and another layup from freshman forward Katie Rollins. Up 42-34 with under 10 minutes left, Harvard seemed poised to coast to its first Ivy win over a Yale team that could muster no offensive firepower all night. Then Yale poured in 12 points to Harvard?...
...areas most distant from their concentration, Core courses already completed can cover students’ distribution requirements. As for moving courses out of the Core and into the departments, current Core courses could easily be moved into the department of the professor that teaches each course. These changes are quick and easy enough that they could be in place by next fall. The second concern is that the courses in general education should be ready before the switch to the new system of distributive requirements is made. While useful additions to the overall system, these courses will be optional...
...week break from play.Falling behind 13-7, Harvard went on a 5-2 run to pull within three. But the team never got any closer, falling out of rhythm on its way to the 30-26 loss.The second game did not bring improvement.Puerto Rico-Mayaguez pulled out to a quick 5-0 lead, due to Crimson hitting errors and miscommunication.Harvard battled to tie the game at 10 after an ace from junior John Freese, but the Tarzanes slowly pulled away and never looked back on their way to a 30-24 win.“We had our chances...
...Livedoor's woes show, a get-rich-quick, growth-by-acquisition strategy can be rife with risk. In Livedoor's case, driving up the company's stock price may have become a dangerous obsession. Unable to achieve fast enough growth through normal business operations, it allegedly misled the public in order to goose its stock, sell some of its shares, then pocket the proceeds as profits...