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...final goal of the first period. Romanelli beat the defense and passed the ball to a trailing Jafar, who sent the ball into the middle of the net. “Our second and third goals were beautiful passing combinations up the field,” Harvard coach Sue Caples said. “So we’re moving the ball well and creating a lot of good scoring opportunities.” The Crimson stymied Brown’s offense in the second half, only allowing a single shot and possessing the ball for the vast majority...
...being too high, sparking a Pacific scoring run that made the game too close for comfort for the Crimson.“It looked like we could have been up 3-0, and then all of a sudden it was 2-1,” said Harvard coach Sue Caples. “2-1 is a really dangerous score, and we let them back in the game at the end of the half.”It didn’t take long after the second period started for the Tigers to make the score even more dangerous...
...suspicions and resentment have flourished. Criticism by the British media of the way Portuguese police have handled the case has helped stoke hostility towards the McCanns in Portugal. Last month, the couple said they would sue the Portuguese newspaper Tal & Qual over its report alleging police believe they accidentally killed their daughter. In interviews, the McCanns have expressed anger, despair and guilt over their decision to leave Madeleine alone. Choosing to leave Portugal without her will surely only make those feelings stronger. With reporting by Martha de la Cal/Lisbon
...seal of approval that might restore consumers' trust. For many products, including toys and children's jewelry, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) sets standards for safety but does not require companies to do testing and doesn't test the toys itself. "No one's asking for proof," says Sue DeRagon, associate director for toys at Specialized Tech Resources, a testing lab in Enfield, Conn...
...seemingly lopsided victory, the score failed to capture Harvard’s offensive efforts. The Crimson created a lot of opportunities, outshooting the Minutewomen, 12-8. “If one had gone in, it quite easily could have been a different story,” Harvard coach Sue Caples said. “I don’t think anyone who was there would say that the score reflected the game.” Sunday’s crowd of 320 witnessed a close contest in efforts, albeit not in tallies. “UMass is a great team...