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Again, the Wildcats struck first with atwo-on-one breakaway. Junior forward SamanthaHolmes cleanly rejected a Crimson shot from thepoint and took off down the ice with only oneHarvard defender helping Springer. After drawingSpringer to her left, Holmes flipped the disc toclassmate Melissa McKenzie, who sent the puck intothe net with 7:39 left in the contest...
...puck and saw an opening so I wentfor it," Shewchuk said. "I was on the right wingand had a shot against [Roberts'] glove hand. Thatis a comfortable shot for me, so I just took...
...most of the action took place in front ofChapman and Mangan, who were helpless againstHarvard's vaunted offensive attack. Mleczkodirected the furious traffic in front of the Colbynet, tying Harvard's single-game record with fiveassists...
Weiner looked most impressive perhaps, as she took first in both the 1650 free and the 500 free with times of 17:19.26 and 5:03.21 respectively, as well as third in 400 individual medley...
What was the Rothschilds' secret? Commercial genius and intermarriage. Rothschilds married Rothschilds; first cousins wed first cousins; and in one case an uncle took his niece as his bride. The 19th century was ignorant of the genetic risks--and in that respect, as in others, the Rothschilds were lucky. Close breeding kept the fortune cohesive. It ensured a unity of decision making and cooperation among the family's five great banking houses--the world's first multinational, with offices in London, Paris, Frankfurt, Vienna and Naples...