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Northeastern struck again 17 minutes into the second half. Senior forward Ross Hainsworth sent a long pass to Dhurdjevic, who knocked the ball past Dupuis for his second goal of the game, and increased his league-leading total to five goals...
Miller slid into the ball enough to launch itup by the far post where Stauffer was position fora header; she struck it solidly into the left halfof the net, evading Cauzillo. Her goal gaveHarvard a 1-0 lead, a narrow margin but one fromwhich Cornell would never recover...
Benhabib says she was particularly struck byStarr's ability to subpoena family members totestify against one another in a non-criminalcase...
...struck by the number of commercial vendors peddling their wares at the fair. Alongside the portable hot tubs and incredible vacuum mops (as seen on TV), lies the Miracle Blade 2,000. Slicing tomatoes at an alarming rate, the salesman counts off the numerous features of this precision cutlery. Unimpressed? Stare in wonder as he begins sawing away at a steel hammer with the "knife that never needs sharpening". Buy one receive four free steak knives, all conveniently packaged in plastic...
...calls the chamber pot uproar "the Lampoon's first prank" and maintains that Hearst was not expelled but "expunged," meaning that the college destroyed his entire record and any other traces of his having attended Harvard. Current administrators deny knowledge of any such abrogation, and, in fact, no one struck the boy's name from the Faculty records. On September 30, 1885, the Faculty negged Heart's petition to take special exams in order to rejoin his class; on May 4 of the next year, they denied his request to take the eight exams he needed to become a degree...