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...which had suffered a 9-1 thrashing at the hands of Providence's Lady Friars, met an identical fate against Harvard in the consolation game. Right wing Liz Ward's wrist shot beat RIT goalie Lorri Tuohey just seven seconds into the game, and the Crimson giggled all the way home...
...tourney at 5:16, Sue Yunick deflected a linemate's shot past Tuohey 21 seconds later, winger Jennifer White's shot hit the twines at 10:36, Reed scored again at 15:31, and the Crimson had run up a 5-0 count by period's end. Ward, Carroll and White added to the lead in the second stanza...
...among petroleum refiners behind giant Exxon, it has earned a reputation for being combative and controversial. While some oil companies were worried about the political impact of venturing into other areas of business, Mobil jumped into retailing by spending $1.8 billion to buy Marcor, the parent company of Montgomery Ward...
...hero of the first period was Skidmore netminder Rachel Finn. She stopped 19 Harvard shots, while her teammates tested Crimson goalie Cheryl Tate just once. But winger Liz Ward beat Finn to start the scoring five minutes into the game, when she converted a pass from the squad's leading scorer, Dianne Hurley...
...wither under Daumier's derision; Thomas Nast sweeps out Tammany Hall; George Grosz annihilates Germany between the wars. But Historian and Art Critic William Feaver's text also makes room for such sly performers as Sir John Tenniel, who created a Wonderland for Alice, and Sir Leslie Ward ("Spy"), whose work has decorated lawyers' offices for almost a century. Those with a taste for more recent vintages may find them in the pages of Man Bites Man, Two Decades of Satiric Art (A & W; 224 pages; $29.95) edited by Steven Heller. Although a few illustrations are pure...