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...then captain Dylan Reese cashed in during the home team’s three minutes of man-advantage time. He took the puck at the blue line, then skated a loop around the back of the net and through the left circle before beating Cornell goaltender Ben Scrivens through traffic at 15:42. But less than five minutes into the third frame, a pair of Harvard penalties—including freshman Chad Morin’s five-minute major and game misconduct for head-butting—set up a Big Red 5-on-3, during which Cornell?...
...S.R.D., alas, the recovery that neuroscientists had deemed impossible was also relatively short-lived. A few months ago, she died in a traffic accident--while taking her blind 9-year-old daughter to an eye clinic...
...knowledge about the general initiative,” Wilkinson said. He added that if the Bok Center facilitated training, it would be to help in assessing the gravity of student complaints, and not in approaching TFs with feedback. While Petersen acknowledged that the hotline—which has seen traffic since its inception—could be improved if the Bok Center could be brought on board as a partner, he maintained that the project would go forward regardless. Another point of concern raised by the program is its precision, said Theda Skocpol, dean of the Graduate School of Arts...
...transatlantic market, buoyed by corporate travel, can keep a lot of planes in the air, but should the traffic slow, the incumbents could always resort to price wars, a tactic they've used in the past to shoo away upstarts. The upstarts, on the other hand, need new markets, which could test their operating capability. "EOS is still the gold standard, but Silverjet is proving that the alternative carriers are here to stay," says Michael Holtz, owner of the Smart Flyer, a high-end travel agency in New York City. As a publicly traded company, Silverjet will be under pressure...
...more than 1,245 flights in European airspace between 2001 and 2005 and accuses several countries of "turning a blind eye" to those flights, which "on some occasions" were used for rendition. The 76-page communiqu, which caps a yearlong investigation of flight data from the E.U.'s air-traffic agency, doesn't confirm the existence of secret detention facilities but says those temporary prisons "may" have been located on U.S. military bases in European countries...