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...it’s working because she’s gotten a goal in each of the games we’ve done that.”“I have more time to think through what I’m going to do on the next shift rather than just rush myself,” Ryabkina added.It was the Ryabkina’s seventh goal of the season, and the Ukranian native is now tied for sixth in the nation among rookies with a 1.00 points per game average.Harvard struck again 5:45 into the second period after...
...Wallach and his allies began to shift local opinion by showing that going green wasn't just about climate change or saving the polar bears, it was about cutting waste and saving on rising fuel bills, building a stronger and more resilient town with a sustainable economy. Those arguments made sense even in one of the reddest states of the U.S. "Our old church sometimes cost up to $1,000 a month to heat," says George, who plans to build back his church to the highest green standards. "Now, I'm not a tree-hugger by any means...
...newest change by the College administration is the latest in a slew of alcohol-related policy changes that are designed to more strictly regulate alcohol use, and may reflect a shift away in the balance between encouraging responsible drinking habits while avoiding the legal woes that stem from underage alcohol consumption...
...proof gloves underneath their regular gloves, Martin said. Wiggins, who staffs breakfast and lunch, said that his co-workers do not always wear regular gloves in the first place—even after encountering needles on an often daily basis. Wiggins himself has found needles on trays during his shift and has come close to being pierced several times, he said. Rosen and Serie DeMelo, the manager of Winthrop and Lowell dining halls, declined to comment. The appearance of the needles represents a new and unforeseen part of working in Winthrop dining hall—Fabrikarakis said that the only...
...race moved to New Hampshire and Nevada, their votes helped him stay competitive. In South Carolina on Saturday, Jan. 26, Obama's better than 3-to-1 advantage among under-30 voters more than neutralized Clinton's narrower edge among over-65s. Now, as the candidates shift to the coast-to-coast, Dixie-to-Dakota battlefield of Feb. 5, Obama is counting on a wave of Democrats experiencing their own McCaskill moments, roused to his banner by the fervent - if sometimes vague - urgings of youth...