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...Corriero, who was never named to an Olympic squad.Or how about the point that a good goalkeeper matters just as much during any year. Minnesota’s championship winning netminder, Jody Horak, was second in the country in GAA. And Mercyhurst’s Desirae Clark??€”who took her team to triple overtime against Harvard in the NCAA quarterfinal—was the national leader in that category and second in save percentage.Maybe this time around things will be different. Maybe offense will dictate the cream of the crop, while goaltending will play its usual role...
...square feet of new facilities were added to the campus, according to a press release. In addition, the school set up six research centers around the world, and the student body became markedly more diverse during that time. A required course in leadership and corporate accountability was also added.But Clark??€™s deanship also saw controversy last spring when dozens of prospective students, tipped off by an online hacker, tried to gain unauthorized access to a website detailing their admissions status at HBS as well as at five other top business schools.Less than a week after the breaches became...
...Cottonelle—come from 100 percent non-recycled sources, according to the report. Greenpeace activist Hunter said that other companies—including Staples and CVS—use much larger shares of post-consumer wood pulp in manufacturing their products. The low post-consumer content, plus Kimberly-Clark??€™s use of tree fiber from Canada’s ancient Boreal forest, has made the company the target of a joint campaign run by Greenpeace USA and Greenpeace Canada. “We want students to know that when they use Kleenex and other products from Kimberly...
...real problem is the stuffy acting by the majority of the cast. Barney Clark??€™s shaky performance as the orphaned title character makes the first third of the film difficult to watch at times. Although Clark exhibits some potential, his casting in such a key role for his first major film is a questionable decision by the casting director and Polanski alike...
...first bit of the movie begs to be held up by Oliver’s character, and Clark??€™s exaggeratedly sad eyes just don’t seem believable. Maybe he’s not mature enough as an actor (or as a kid) to express the pain felt by a young, unwanted orphan...