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Credit what sucess the stickwomen--who have never won an Ivy title--enjoyed last year to a spirited defense, led by goalie Denise Katsias (144 saves). Katsias, a sophomore this year, will be back to anchor a defense that should still be sound despite the loss of Kelly, the team's sweeper...
Credit what sucess the stickwomen--who have never won an Ivy title--enjoyed last year to a spirited defense, led by goalie Denise Katsias (144 saves). Katsias, a sophomore this year, will be back to anchor a defense that should still be sound despite the loss of Kelly, the team's sweeper...
Barnaby's teams' sucess is not coincidental. His concern for excellence and determination of his players feeds the team's desire. "The inspiration just comes from being in his presence," said Co-Captain Mary Hulbert '84. "You know what his values are and you want to live up to them...
Harvard had sucess penetrating Dartmouth's version of the 3-2 zone, fighting through its seams for inside shots. But the Crimson could not capitalize on its trips to the foul line, netting only 13 of their 21 chances, and missing the first shot of a one-on-one situation on four occasion...
Many of America's 500,000 prisoners are now given various mixtures of vocational training, individual therapy, group therapy or behavior modification in efforts at rehabilitation. All in themselves can be effective, but one element is critical to their sucess: the capacity to volunteer for them. In today's prison that is all but nonexistent. A prisoner who refuses to enter a rehabilitative program almost always has to suffer either a longer term or significantly poorer living conditions because of his refusal. "Everybody I know gets rehabilitated the moment he gets caught," sniffs a California...