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...with only three returning defenders. But rather than being daunted by this setback, the team prefers to look at the upcoming season in a new light. “We’re not looking at it in terms of what we lost,” junior defenseman Lindsay Weaver said. “It’s a new year and anything can happen. We’re just ready to work hard.” With three freshmen joining the defensive corps this year, they will be challenged to learn to work together in order to dominate...
...penalties were killing us,” Raimondi said. “We played the entire second period man down and a lot of that was our fault. Collectively we just kind of decided to turn it around.”From the right point, junior defenseman Lindsay Weaver found her open at the top of the set, and Raimondi uncorked a low-flying slapshot than went five-hole on touted Tigers goalie Roxanne Gaudiel. “It was good to finally put one in the back of the net,” Raimondi said...
...Somewhere over the Rainbow: Towards a Dispassionate Look at Homosexuality,” a student observer at the time said few students noticed. “The Salient has become so reactionary that its views no longer raise a campus eyebrow,” wrote Kenyon S.M. Weaver ’04 in a Crimson editorial. Pappin and The Salient, concluded Weaver, an FM editor, had made themselves irrelevant. “Pappin’s views and The Salient as a whole have so clearly fallen almost entirely outside the circle of reasonable dialogue that it is simply...
...during Pappin’s days, as he describes it: an engine for campus discourse. “You have to admire Pappin because the Salient was widely read then,” Kavulla says. But his first attempt to copy Pappin has led to the same threat Weaver diagnosed: self-marginalization...
...divided. Over the past five years, the practice was voted down in 38 of 79 referendums, from Modesto, Calif., to Worcester, Mass. "The Internet is making it light-years more difficult to fluoridate," says Smith. The Washington State Dental Association is backing his $300,000 pro-fluoride campaign. Danelle Weaver and her friends, meanwhile, have raised less than $10,000. But they are undaunted. "People think we are tinfoil hatters," says Weaver, "but we're just average families who take the time to research and want what's best for our children." That goal is the only thing both sides...