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...senior Nick Coskren, who then cycled the puck to sophomore Michael Biega. Biega let off a shot that slid past Petizian, but the puck ricocheted off the post, forcing the Crimson to continue guarding a one-goal lead. The Crimson will look for its third straight victory against Brown tomorrow night in Providence. —Staff writer Courtney D. Skinner can be reached at cskinner@fas.harvard.edu...
...play opens for the two-time defending champs tomorrow, the team—led by its four seniors—has the task of keeping the past where it belongs...
...From the start, they’ve won and lost as a group. And from the start, expectations have been high for this class—perhaps never higher than they will be starting tomorrow, when they step on the court to begin their quest for a third straight Ivy title. As the season progresses, they will complete their evolution from talented recruits to well-seasoned starters to leaders of perhaps another title-winning Harvard team...
...class of freshmen, but we still have a lot to prove,” Kenyi says. “We like what we have, and we like that they can have a chance to be good someday,” Amaker says. “Maybe that day is tomorrow, and maybe it’s a few months from now.”Whether or not Harvard achieves success right away, Amaker’s apparent goal is to mold a solid team foundation with the freshman class. The hope is that this will lead to the Crimson hoisting...
...government conservatives who want Washington's help. If Obama moves forcefully to restore economic order, the Wall Street Journal will squawk about creeping socialism, as it did in F.D.R.'s day, but many downscale Republicans will cheer. It's these working-class Reagan Democrats who could become tomorrow's Obama Republicans - a key component of a new liberal majority - if he alleviates their economic fears. (See pictures of former Presidents Clinton and Bush...