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...Always when you score the first goal fast the team gains confidence.”The score was Ryabkina’s third goal in as many games. The rookie winger has caught fire as of late after Stone removed her from the Crimson’s special teams units. According to both coach and player, the move has allowed Ryabkina to focus more and make better decisions on the ice.“She’s playing just 5-on-5 hockey,” Stone said. “We’re keeping it simple with...
...said Crimson coach Ted Donato ’91, adding, “We missed the net far too often, passed up shots in shooting areas early, we allowed them to dictate the first ten minutes of the game.” Harvard seemed especially punchless on special teams, which proved particularly important in a penalty-filled contest. Afforded nine power-play opportunities, the Crimson was able to break through on only one. “Our power play didn’t execute well enough,” Donato said. “Certainly early in the game...
...educated human being because I have taken them. These are the hidden gems, the type of unusual, valuable experiences that the Core attempts—and often fails—to force upon students. If you have a secondary field, you will not have the opportunity to take those special classes—you just won’t have the slots...
...Congresswoman Laura Richardson's victory in the district's August special election bodes well for Obama, who holds a commanding lead in polls of likely California black voters, who account for just around 10% of the total Democratic electorate. Her story even has shades of Obama in it. In the space of a year she went from the Long Beach City Council to the State Assembly to the U.S. Congress. The child of a white mother and black father, Richardson, 45, won the district's special election with 67% of the vote after edging past State Senator Jenny Oropeza...
...Still, Clinton can't take the Latino vote, which could make up as much as a quarter of the vote on primary day, for granted. Although the 37th has a large Latino population, it consistently elects African-Americans, as it did five months ago in a special election to replace Congresswoman Juanita Millender-McDonald after her unexpected death. Part of that can be attributed to its politically active black population, which makes up 25%, as well as the fact that many Latinos are not citizens or are not registered to vote - only 21% voted in August...