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...Riitta Schaublin played the best of any goaltender I have seen play in years,” Harvard coach Katey Stone said. “There was nothing to shoot at and when there was??it was criminal, she robbed us over and over again. To have someone back there like that is a huge confidence boost...
...like that brother who embarrassed you in school and in the neighborhood. But no matter what he did, you were crazy about him. Maybe because in times of distress he gave you faith. And that victory sign he always flashed—no matter how unrealistic it was??gave you hope. And more than hope. It gave you pride, that pride that emerges when you still dare to stand up after being hammered and crushed and killed so many times. It rises from the bottom of wounds, pains, failures and defeats. His mistakes hurt you, bad, but after...
...First, the victim and his friends were unarmed, so it would have been reasonable for the jury to think Pring-Wilson’s use of a knife to strike repeated and deadly blows to the chest was??excessive force,” said Abramson, a former Middlesex assistant district attorney...
...CourtTV’s decision to broadcast the trial live was??to some extent—a coincidence borne out of the Bryant case’s dismissal. But some legal experts say that the presence of cameras in the courtroom can have far-reaching effects on the conduct of high-profile cases...
...digging through all the campus repositories, Merrill-Oldham and her colleagues realized just how enormous Harvard’s photo collection was??and how quickly some of its rarest elements were deteriorating. The old daguerreotypes and salt prints needed cleaning, the prints needed to be rehoused into archival containers and nitrate negatives had to be placed into cold storage. It became clear that a major push for conservation was absolutely necessary...