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...gave us a little comfort zone, a little lift.” And with that energy, BC kept Harvard scoreless in the first period. As the second period opened, the Eagles again kept the pressure on the Crimson, not allowing easy shots on goal. Though Harvard’s strength this season has been its ability to score during the power play—Sarah Wilson’s overtime goal against Boston University last week was the first even-strength goal by the Crimson since Jan. 11, a span of 303:48—two power plays...
...well suited to this song, which concerns a guy’s worst nightmare: a fast-talking, funny guy with a British accent coming up to your girlfriend and telling her to ditch you. The track is unique, and its novelty hasn’t worn off yet. Another strength of “Run The Road, Vol. 2” is that despite being a compilation intended to show the best of the grime breed, it works quite well as a cohesive album. At just under an hour, distributors Vice Recordings emphasize that this is relatively new music...
Leo’s gift for languages draws the attention of the rising fascist government, which recruits him as a translator. This takes him to Paris, where he meets the love of his life, who agrees to marry him on the strength of one pastry. But a twist of events sparked by the discovery of his Jewish heritage forces him to flee to Shanghai to start anew...
...goals for the effort.Though Harvard failed to score during 44 seconds of 5-on-3 time early in the first period, the power-play units moved the puck well and created scoring chances throughout the night.The Crimson’s two man advantage tallies bookended its three even-strength goals, with Maki kicking off the scoring at 3:35 of the first period and Pelle capping it at 11:33 of the third period.NOTESFour out of Harvard’s five freshmen in the lineup earned two points on the scoresheet. Rolecek and Coskren assisted each other?...
...Jaaber. Easily the best defender in the Ivy League and one of the best in the nation, Jaaber averages a remarkable 3.22 steals a game, using his long arms to strip ball handlers and his quickness to shoot the gaps in passing lanes.FREE RIDEPerhaps Harvard’s primary strength on offense has been an ability to get to the free-throw line—and more importantly, to consistently convert once there. The Crimson has shot 452 free throws on the season, 133 more than its opposition, and has connected on 75 percent. Both of those marks put Harvard...