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...little less than a year ago, the Harvard women’s hockey team won a pivotal playoff game at the Whittemore Center on the campus of the University of New Hampshire on its way to the NCAA Championship game. Tonight, it hopes to repeat that formula. In 2005, the Crimson advanced to the Frozen Four, where it knocked off St. Lawrence in the national semifinals before bowing to Minnesota, 4-3, in the title game. This time around, Harvard (18-12-4) travels to the Durham, N.H. arena of the top-seeded Wildcats (32-2-1) for a home...
...exactly together. Now, as they cross the wooden dance floor in front of the podium, the beat of their footsteps is audibly regular. In the photos of herself in her room, Waterman is usually hugging a friend, and always flashing her wide, white grin. The photographs taken of her tonight will be different. Her face is serious, almost frowning, as she tries to hold her flag steady and perfectly upright. It wasn’t easy, she says later, because the flag was very heavy, especially for a woman. She was nervous about the technicalities at first: the flag...
...fast and furious on the ice at Bright Hockey Center. The Saints outshot Harvard 13-4 in the first period and built a two-goal lead that the Crimson never challenged.“Arguably, the rest should have made us a little stronger and a little bit quicker tonight, but there was no doubt that they were on their routine.” Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91 said. “In my estimation, it wasn’t the Xs and Os scenario after the first period, it was more of a willingness...
...Kite, was impressed by the crowd’s enthusiasm. “We’re always looking for new places to play, just because at Berklee, people can be so fixated on what you’re doing musically,” Rahman said. “Tonight everyone was just dancing and having fun.” Veritas’s CEO and one of the night’s emcees Jonathan M. Siegel ’08, described the Battle of the Bands as a way to get exposure for Harvard groups and to build relationships...
DIED. KIRBY PUCKETT, 45, Hall of Fame outfielder who led the Minnesota Twins to World Series titles in 1991 and 1994; of a stroke; in Phoenix, Ariz. Before Game 6 of the 1991 Series, he famously told team-mates, "Tonight I'm drivin' the bus, boys," then hit two homers to force a Game 7--which the Twins won to capture the title...