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...said after the game. The past few weeks have seen Rollins become consistently dominant, and Friday was her second-straight 20-point contribution. “It’s just maturity,” Delaney-Smith said. “She’s always had a great touch around the basket, but she used to rush it. But tonight she was in total control offensively. When she was double-teamed, she kicked it out and got someone else the shot. It’s a level of maturity and poise and I think she’s finally...
...wrote his senior thesis on governmental reform and volunteered for the Phillips Brooks House Association. During his senior year, his teaching fellow in a Spanish class put him in touch with a school on Manhattan’s lower east side, which catered to at-risk Latino youth. After graduation, he worked there for two years before returning to Boston and continuing his role as an educator there...
...bizarre play resulted in Richter being awarded the goal, having been the last Crimson player to touch the puck. It was the first time in recorded history that a Harvard goalie had been awarded a goal...
...have had a shot at a win. In his most well-rounded performance of the season, Richter stopped 37 Bulldog shots and surrendered just one goal—a loss he was able to recoup all on his own in the second period. As the last Harvard player to touch the puck on a Yale own goal, Richter was credited with the score, the first netminder in Crimson history to receive such an honor. “That was awesome—I’ve never seen that before,” co-captain Mike Taylor said, adding...
...verbal altercation took place Saturday at France's annual farmers' congress, where the president was rebuffed during a round of glad-handing by an older man, who said, "Don't touch me, you make me dirty." Visibly piqued, Sarkozy twice ordered the man to "bugger off," the second time adding the insult usually reserved for locker rooms and school yards. Though the incident took only seconds, the exchange was immortalized on camera and uploaded to the web site of French daily Le Parisien, where it had been viewed nearly a million times by Monday morning. Against a background of sliding...