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PROVIDENCE, R.I.—In what could have been labeled the battle for No. 10, both Harvard and Providence were far from perfect. But last night at Schneider Arena, the No. 10 Crimson (4-4-2, 3-2-2 ECAC) was a little less unpolished and managed to down the Friars (8-4-2, 5-1-1 Hockey East), who as the top unranked vote-getters hover just outside the national polls in the de facto No. 11 spot, by a final score of 6-3. In this match-up of the two non-conference foes, the defense...
...that high oil prices are probably here to stay. They're also keen to fire a shot at governments in France, Germany and elsewhere that have allowed budget deficits to soar. "I won't lean out of the window and shout that this will wreck the recovery," says Stefan Schneider at Deutsche Bank Research in Frankfurt. If he's right - and if Trichet is telling the truth about a limited increase - then the ECB decision may be the clearest sign yet that Europe's long-awaited upturn has arrived...
...Vermont take a 24-20 lead midway through the period. Harvard fought back to grab a 33-31 advantage at the break, then got four straight points from Cusworth to open the second half, keying a 17-8 run that gave the Crimson its largest lead at 50-39. Schneider brought the Catamounts back with four second-half threes, but the end of the game belonged solely to Harvard, which handed coach Mike Lonergan a loss in his first game leading Vermont...
...Vermont take a 24-20 lead midway through the period. Harvard fought back to grab a 33-31 advantage at the break, then got four straight points from Cusworth to open the second half, keying a 17-8 run that gave the Crimson its largest lead at 50-39. Schneider brought the Catamounts back with four second-half threes, but the end of the game belonged solely to Harvard, which handed coach Mike Lonergan a loss in his first game leading Vermont. “It’s a big statement, definitely,” Housman said...
...three goals in a 2:50-minute span in the third period. BC (4-3-1, 3-1-1 Hockey East) scored the second of its two third-periods goals at 15:42 to cut Harvard’s lead to 4-3. The Eagles then pulled goaltender Cory Schneider with 1:51 remaining and had several scoring opportunities, even hitting the crossbar in the last minute of play. Only when Crimson senior forward Charlie Johnson tallied an empty-net goal with eight seconds remaining did Harvard finally heave a collective sigh of relief. “We?...