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...that the Catholic Church--which, to its shame, condoned slavery--was a player there before the Civil War. (Think Scarlett O'Hara chanting the rosary in Gone With the Wind.) But the church virtually disappeared after the war. It aided the civil rights movement, but its numbers didn't rebound until the 1980s, as Yankees flocked to the Sunbelt's technology and service industries, and as Mexicans and Central American migrants moved northward for poultry-processing and other low-wage jobs. From 1980 to 2000, the region's Catholic population had doubled, to more than 12 million...
...From [when the score was] 48-44, I don’t think we got a loose ball or rebound the rest of the game,” Princeton coach Joe Scott said. “Give them credit for hustling...
...junior guard Michael Beal soared in for the offensive rebound, kicking the ball out to senior guard Kevin Rogus at the top of the key with less than ten seconds left...
With the Crimson forwards applying heavy pressure as Princeton attempted to clear the puck into neutral ice, Mandes forced Tigers starting netminder B. J. Slapsky to lunge to his right with a well-struck wrist shot. Maki, parked at the right post, gathered the rebound, then arced towards the faceoff circle. As the defense gravitated towards the puck, Du quietly slipped in behind at the far post, where Maki found him for a can’t-miss tap-in at 18:25, extending the Harvard lead to three...
With junior defenseman Peter Hafner in the penalty box for hooking, the Bulldogs pounced almost immediately. Blueliner Rob Page’s effort forced a brilliant diving save from Dov Grumet-Morris, but while the Crimson netminder was sprawled on the ice, center Jeff Hristovski scooped up the rebound and knocked it home, earning Yale a 1-0 lead at 10:33 in the opening frame...