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...given the opportunity to be one of the more offensive-minded defensemen on this team,” Ruggiero said earlier this year. “With that I get to rush up with the play and our forwards now cover my position at defense. It?...
...four players on the U.S. Olympic women’s hockey team that has yet to start college. Because the U.S. was hosting, its athletes entered the stadium last. Chu said the wait seemed to take forever, but she felt a rush as she made the final turn and saw the crowd...
...painful the whole way through, but as I got going I got used to it,” Siroky said. “I was on a complete adrenaline rush. I felt more engrossed by the entire thing because the whole team was cheering the entire time. I could not have done any of it at all if they had not been there cheering...
Although the film chronicles the actual sit-in with great detail, it is interspersed with testimony from workers, statistics about wages and stodgy images of Harvard from the past. It follows the PSLM protesters as they rush into Mass. Hall and are confronted by grim, heartless officials. The omnipresent camera tracks down then-Provost Harvey V. Fineberg ’67 and captures him brusquely dismissing the protestors: “I have office hours every two weeks.” It sympathetically watches Frank, a custodian, perform his work as he tells the audience, “I call...
...Peng says. “E-recruiting makes it so much easier.” With seniors no longer sprinting to Dunster Street before closing the doors of OCS, more time can be spent on last-minute changes and spell-checking. “Procrastination and rush jobs account for mistakes on cover letters and applications,” Peng offers. “Recruiters are looking for any reason to cut down on the number of applications...