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Those nations would correctly perceive that Kerry sacrificed the principle of “presidents, prime ministers come and go” in favor of pandering to a small part of the American electorate, while being challenged by former Vermont Gov. Howard B. Dean. Within Germany, this principle was invoked by opponents of Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder in 2002, after he built his campaign around opposition to the war. Now it is Schroeder’s government which may be on its way out, and the opposition Christian Democrats who urged a quiet, behind-the-scenes dissent towards Washington...
Since the season’s final regular season game—a 4-0 blanking of Dartmouth—Harvard has won five straight, including sweeps of Vermont and now Brown. The Crimson is riding the longest winning streak in the ECAC and appears favorably positioned to make a run for the ECAC Championship and the Whitelaw Trophy, with the NCAA auto-bid that it entails...
...weekends ago, Harvard fans roared with delight when Vermont took a two-man advantage courtesy of a pair of Crimson infractions, chanting, “Now it’s fair.” While Brown earned 11 power plays—including a pair of 5-on-3s—in this weekend’s two-game set, Harvard’s impressive special teams performance ensured that the situation was anything but fair...
...that end, the Crimson must find a way to solve Danis. In the two games this season that Mazzoleni dismisses, Danis has allowed but one goal on 58 shots. And he turned in a particularly strong performance in Brown’s last game, the 6-0 win over Vermont. The way to do that is simple, according to Mazzoleni: crash the net and work hard for second-chance goals...
Especially for Harvard. Vermont coach Kevin Sneddon ’92 said the key to success against the Crimson in any game is breaking up plays in the neutral zone and forcing it to dump the puck—two trademarks of the neutral zone trap, and two things Brown did well in its 6-0 win over the Catamounts in the regular-season finale...