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...career of men’s lacrosse co-captain John Henry Flood winds to a close, the beginning of a burgeoning career is marked in the arrival of his younger sister, freshman attacker Sara Flood...
...taking our time and waiting for the good shot.”Junior attack Tara Schoen and freshman attack Lexie Comstock won a series of draws, paving the way for a Crimson run. Sophomore attack Kelly Alverson scored an unassisted goal for Harvard, followed by scores from Simmons, freshman Sara Flood, and Kaitlin Martin.BU’s Jenny Martin scored to put the Terriers up 17-6, but Harvard had the last word of the match. Flood put in her second of the game, while the Crimson’s leading scorer, Kaitlin Martin, notched her third.More aggressive defense...
...Penn is really fast and pressured us a lot,” coach Sarah Nelson said. “We were prepared for them but they were excellent.” Harvard pulled itself together after the break and finally began to execute on offense. Freshman Sara Flood opened the second-half scoring with a tricky shot that snuck past the goalkeeper 2:50 into the period. Four minutes later, sophomore and team scoring leader Kaitlin Martin netted a free-position shot to make the score 10-2. After the Quakers answered back with two goals of their own, Flood...
...said they had felt political pressure. Bharara's next step could challenge presidential power. The White House has said Rove will talk only in private and without a transcript, but Bharara plans to chip away by expanding subpoena authority to cover two of Rove's deputies--Scott Jennings and Sara Taylor--and to ask for more White House documents...
...latest personal-finance book for women that devotes just as much ink to analyzing our psyches as it does to building our nest eggs. Women are "voluntarily committing financial suicide," Orman writes, because our "inner nurturer" gives too much away. In Women Don't Ask, Linda Babcock and Sara Laschever inform us that the key to getting a raise is overcoming "personal entitlement issues." And even though Jean Chatzky, an occasional TIME contributor, admits in her book Make Money Not Excuses that fewer than 5% of Americans--women and men in equal measure--are compulsive shoppers, she devotes...