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...team-leading 18 goals). They will lead Harvard against freshman goalie Ben Bishop—who has started 27 games and accumulated a 19-7-2 record and a .907 save percentage—and assistant captain Steve Mullin, a defenseman who has played in 98 straight games. The winner of the Maine-Harvard game will move on to face the winner of top-seeded Michigan State and the fourth seed University of New Hampshire for a spot in the Frozen Four, held in Milwaukee, Wisc. “We’re really excited,” Reese said...
...nothing but love for Mure. “I got a free copy of the CD for collaborating with him, but I bought one anyway because he’s so good,” Danino says. Upstart freestyler Hang Liu ’09, winner of the recent WHRB freestyle battle at Massive Records on Mass. Ave, has also linked up with Mure. “Michael asked me to do a song with him, and I complied—he’s a really cool guy,” said Liu. Unlike some of their professional counterparts...
...China as a catalyst for improved communication. Currently, planes flying between Taiwan and China are required to detour over Hong Kong, Ma said. Other audience members asked about Ma’s position on Taiwan independence, his thoughts on Taiwanese cultural identity, and his comment on Academy Award winner of Best Director Ang Lee being the “pride of Asia.” “He’s more candid than I thought,” said Yinliang He ’08. “I was also surprised that he tried to answer every...
...Olympics. What about the "clean" participants? What about the results of competitions? There was only a short "People" item on Shizuka Arakawa, the gold medalist in figure skating - and it was unfair. She is not, as you said, "a little-known Japanese figure skater." She is the winner of the 2004 World Championship, held in Dortmund, Germany. At Torino she did not, as you reported, "become a surprise star by keeping her tush off the ice." She was simply the best. Udo Wilhelm Marl, Germany Passage to India "Let's be friends" [March 6] stated that President Bush's visit...
...traveled to Annapolis, Md., for a regatta that featured a total of 80 races in two days. Harvard took seventh overall in the 20-team field, earning 701 total points, ahead of eighth-place Yale’s 733, and a ways back from winner Georgetown, who took first with 538 points. The Crimson looked strongest in its dinghy races—junior skipper Clay Johnson and junior crew Emily Simon guided the A division to seventh place overall, while senior skipper Vincent Porter teamed up with senior Ruth Schlitz and freshman Jon Garrity for a first-place finish...