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Missouri: Jim Talent (R) v. Claire McCaskill...
...Sifers says. “We’ve worked so hard ever since we’ve been here, and honestly that would be my wish: to get our team as well prepared as possible to go into the final game with as much confidence and as much talent to win.”Eyeing the NCAA championship, Harvard will use the competition within the team to push every player to her maximum potential.Although the Crimson is not No. 1, with the returning Olympic players and strong leadership from the captains, Harvard should not yet be discounted. After...
...Obviously, [Kessler] is going to be fantastic for us,” Harvard coach Kathy Stone says. “She could be the best goalie Harvard has ever seen.”She may be highly regarded, but it is going to be a while before this young talent gets in on the action. Kessler recently suffered a tear in her MCL and her meniscus that is going to keep her on the sidelines until at least November. “We are going to do exactly what the doctors say and what the trainers tell...
...been touting him from day one,” Donato says. “I think he’s a Hobey Baker candidate, [and] he has a chance to be the player of the year for us in the league. He has that type of talent and that type of character.”Over the years, Reese has proven that he’s deserving of the praise.The defenseman played for the Pittsburgh Forge for two seasons, helping the squad to NAHL and national titles in the summer of 2003 and earning honors as the league?...
...shown up just to hear this performance, as evidenced by numerous audience members who left before the next piece.Those who left missed a great performance by Clayton W. Brooks III ’10, who played the Toccata from Leon Boellmann’s Suite Gothique. Brooks displayed talent well beyond that of many of the upperclassmen organists during this difficult piece. Carson Cooman, Memorial Church’s research associate in music, continued with “In Your Presence is Fullness of Joy,” by Patricia Van Ness. The less intricate piece served as a fine...