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...national rankings an uphill battle this season.But the Crimson’s frustrating bouts with inconsistency have come to an end, and Harvard appears to be back on the rise.The Crimson (10-7-3, 10-4-2 ECAC) completed a two-game sweep on the road this weekend, routing Union (2-23-3, 0-15-1), 5-1, on Friday before holding on against Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) (12-12-3, 7-7-2) for a 5-4 victory on Saturday.Despite not having its leading scorer in tri-captain Sarah Vaillancourt, Harvard’s offensive attack was irrepressible against...
...wasn’t pretty at times, but the Harvard men’s hockey team (5-11-4, 5-6-4 ECAC) got the job done on Friday night at the Bright Hockey center with a 3-1 win over visiting Union (12-12-1, 5-8-0 ECAC). The win was the Crimson’s first in over two months and effectively ended a 13-game winless streak. “I told the guys after [the game] that it wasn’t exactly a pretty win and we didn?...
...Harvard faces one of the nation’s top teams after snapping a losing streak that had frustrated the Crimson for the past two months and seen the team go thirteen games without a win. Friday night’s 3-1 victory over the Union Dutchmen at the Bright Hockey Center allows the team to generate favorable momentum before it faces the Terriers—the most decorated team in Beanpot history, with 28 championship trophies. The win also allows freshman goalie Matt Hoyle to build confidence before tonight’s game, in which Hoyle will face...
...rookie made 29 saves on the night, allowing just one goal on a well-executed power play from the Union offense...
...issue grew more complicated on Jan. 26, when the European Union removed the MEK from its list of terrorist organizations, a roster that includes organizations such as Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). The E.U. move, which came after a long lobbying campaign by the MEK's supporters in Europe, sparked an outcry in Tehran. About 300 people were gathered around noon on Wednesday in front of the British Embassy in Tehran to protest the E.U. decision. Some in the crowd threw stones at the embassy, while others held up shoes on sticks...