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...government escape the deadlocked European Union accession talks on issues like Cyprus. More importantly, it might achieve the ecumenical ideal of inter-civilizational dialogue in the ever-burning Middle East. This trip is more important than it seems. The Pope is stepping outside of his comfort zone, and this is definitely commendable. Our post-9/11 world can only benefit from an embrace of ecumenism. This leap of faith will help dialogue on spiritual, and also political, grounds...
...Catamount netminder Mike Spillane, as was Reese’s slapshot from the right nine minutes into the period. “There are a lot of areas of our game we need to improve, special teams being one of them, and execution of the puck in our own zone,” Donato said. “I’d be lying if I didn’t say that I feel we need to execute better on our power play.” But as soon as Vermont had a power-play opportunity, the Catamounts?...
...Donato said, “so it was nice that we battled back.” It was the game-winning assist, however, that ranked as one of the highlights of the Crimson’s season so far. Taylor took the puck into the Bobcats’ zone along the right boards, maneuvering his way through the Quinnipiac defenders with some deft stick-work until he found an open lane to the right side of the Bobcats’ net. However, when he eventually released the puck from point-blank range, it wasn’t in the form...
...net.The Crimson was able to capitalize on 2-of-8 power play attempts on the night, with both scores coming off of clean-up efforts in 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...
...teams remained quiet through most of the second frame. With the period winding down, Harvard finally broke through, scoring what would prove to be the game-winner on an elegantly executed offensive charge.Junio forward Mike Taylor took the puck down the right side of the Bobcats’ zone, maneuvering through two defenders to wind up near the right post. Rather than taking a shot, however, he passed the puck back to freshman blueliner Alex Biega, who was waiting in the slot to send it through Quinnipiac goalie Bud Fisher for a 3-2 lead.“I think...