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...convoluted science. The Harvard women’s hockey team, ranked sixth in the latest national poll, will face top-ranked University of Wisconsin on Saturday night at the Kohl Center in Madison, Wis. A six-one pairing is not the most logical but, in this case, seems to reflect a decision to avoid an intra-conference matchup between the Crimson and third-ranked Dartmouth.“I am on the [NCAA selection] committee, so I sort of anticipated they were going to do that,” Harvard coach Katey Stone said. “Though the other...
Lifestyle branding is a predictable response to the restlessness of upper-middle class America. They no longer want the same soulless products, but things that reflect their individuality. Companies clamor to convert people to their brand by dangling alluring lifestyles to shoppers. It is not true believer that they target—it’s the dabbler...
...mail from the Web site. And when a student criticized an economics professor for pushing a socialist viewpoint—through the anonymous e-mail system—the professor explained his teaching in a mass message to the class and changed the course problem sets to reflect a wider perspective. Joshua R. Weinstein, vice president of Princeton’s student government and the site’s creator, said its inception “was sort of spontaneous.” Weinstein added that he got the idea for the Web site after hearing about a similar system...
...sniffs a chance to win, the P.M. is just as likely to think of the new entrants as future converts to the Howard doctrine. There is a sharp whiff of Shanghai exuberance around Labor. Just as in China's stock exchanges, the local political market will eventually turn to reflect fundamental laws. The Australian electorate is ultimately conservative. Issues such as the war in Iraq and the five-year Guant?namo incarceration of David Hicks may be hurting Howard now, but they're not potent enough to kill his government in a real election, expected in the spring. In any case...
...much closer, but a series of missed chances on offense and mental mistakes—including a rash of penalties--allowed the Bulldogs to pull away, dropping Harvard to 1-6 in the ECAC. “They beat us 5-2, but the score didn’t reflect the game at all,” captain Dylan Reese says. “It was definitely much closer, and I think we should have won the game.” The Crimson was eventually able to break out of its early-season slump, and rode a three-game unbeaten...