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...Crimson looked surprised. The Big Green launched 43 shots on net, 33 of which came in the first two periods, and three of its five goals came off rebounds in traffic. Only eight penalties were assessed—five on Dartmouth—yet Harvard never established a rhythm highlighting its speed, which has been the team’s bread and butter in victories past. “We really wanted to focus on getting the pucks in the corners, protecting the pucks, and not having any turnovers that results in odd-man rushes,” said Dartmouth...
...have the Big Green’s number right from the opening face off of this matchup, as it outshot Dartmouth 20-11 in the first two periods.Brine drew first blood early in the second period. Both squads came out running up and down the ice with energy and rhythm that had not been evident in the opening period. Dartmouth had the first opportunity to score, but the Crimson counterattack actually broke through. Senior forward Jennifer Raimondi led a charge up the ice, and after a failed attempt to convert the breakaway, an errant shot by junior winger Katie Johnston...
...fictional country of Gomorrah (named after a biblical city of sinners; here meant to resemble Iraq). Containing scenes of a cabinet meeting of masked officials shouting “double fuck France,” and a chorus of easily-swayed journalists rocking back and forth to the rhythm of a military official’s speech about his nation’s “can-do spirit,” “Embedded”’s commentary on the Iraq War comes out loud and clear. Even in its theatrical incarnation...
...Billy Elliot” kid) is so bad as to verge on self-parody. Although it allows Jackson to develop the “Heart of Darkness” theme—Jimmy inexplicitly stole a copy from the New York Public Library—it loses the rhythm of the rest of the action. And yet, surprisingly, the film mostly works...
...Crimson improved its execution in the final frame, firing seven of its 16 shots, and managed to find its legs and a bit of a rhythm but not a way past Bourdon...