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Harvard leads the series against Dartmouth, 121-55-8, although the Big Green won the last time the two faced off…The Crimson is 4-1-0 at the Bright Hockey Center this season and 8-1-0 in 2007…Entering this weekend??s game, Harvard had moved up from No. 18 to No. 15 in the USCHO.com/CSTV poll and was ranked No. 15 in the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine poll...
...early nonconference leadership, as the conference announced Harvard senior Lindsay Hallion and Princeton senior Meagan Cowher as co-Ivy League Players of the Week. Hallion, who was also named The Crimson’s Athlete of the Week, led the Crimson to two wins and a title in last weekend??s Dead River Company Classic in Orono, Me. She shot 16-19 en route to 39 total points in Harvard’s wins over Maine and Hofstra, and was named the tournament MVP. In the Crimson’s first game, a 82-78 victory over Maine...
...Shoes has benefited from a seasonal surge. “I wouldn’t say there was a big jump this weekend,” said Assistant Manager Markelle Valdez. “But it’s been a pretty good month already, and this weekend??s been busy like all other weekends.” According to a recent Reuters/Zogby poll, U.S. consumers said they planned to spend less this holiday season because of the U.S. housing downturn and fears of a recession...
...Caitlin calling, and when she calls for the puck, I better pass her the puck or else I’m done. It was a good goal from her.”Cahow left the game later in the first period after reaggravating an injury she incurred at last weekend??s Four Nations Cup in Sweden.“[Cahow] wasn’t able to be who she normally is so it was better to not play her,” Stone said. “I thought our kids did a nice job stepping...
...This weekend??s Adams House Pool Theatre production of “Take Her, She’s Yours! or Till Divorce Do Us Part” served up a fall Farcefest full of philandering, French-isms, foppishness, and fervor. This year’s on-stage fracas was as conflicted as its title, comically portraying the blurred line between marital bliss and marital blight. Unfortunately, in some parts of the performance, the line between “great” and “grating” was just as blurred...