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...Second, she has got naked in more movies than any nonporn star of her generation. From Titanic, the movie that propelled her into the American mainstream, in which she posed for Leonardo DiCaprio's Jack, to Little Children, her Oscar play for this year, in which she and Patrick Wilson's character have a tumble--the first of many--on the tumble dryer, she has shown her willingness to bare all. (For those counting at home, Winslet also went the full monty in Jude, Hideous Kinky, Holy Smoke, Quills and Iris.) Even in Flushed Away, the new animated film...
...front of the net. Just five seconds into a mid-period power play, captain Jennifer Sifers won the face off in the offensive zone and sophomore Kati Vaughn fired a shot that was blocked by Princeton’s goalie but slammed home by senior Katie Johnston. Sophomore Sarah Wilson then finished off a shot by Brine at the 16:45 mark to make the score to 3-0.“A couple of goals were off the first shot but a few more were off the rebound, sometimes the 2nd or 3rd rebound,” Chu said...
...attempts with a man advantage. Brine, who notched the game-winner at the 5:19 mark of the second period after a scoreless opening frame, leads the nation with 1.5 goals per game and 11 power-play tallies. Seniors Julie Chu and Katie Johnston and sophomore Sarah Wilson were the other goal scorers, while senior Lindsay Weaver and junior Laura Brady had two assists apiece. Kessler, for her part, made 30 saves, including 15 during a busy first period in a game-changing effort. Harvard, winners of six in a row, kicks off its nonconference slate next weekend when...
...been her linemates earlier in the season, but this past weekend, she saw opening action with sophomore Sarah Wilson and freshman Randi Griffin. But even playing minutes with the inexperienced line, Brine found ways to break out and propel the Crimson to victory...
...Kessler’s collegiate career. Kessler had a solid outing, saving 21 shots, and frustrated the Bears’ offense all game. She did not allow a goal until 12:38 into the third period, when Brown’s Sasha van Muyen scored. Sophomore forward Sarah Wilson struck first for the Crimson, putting a shot past Bears goalie Shipe O’Hara at 6:56 in the first period. It was the first of two goals on the day for Wilson. Olympians Chu and Cahow performed well for Harvard, each adding a goal and two assists...