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Blockmate Caitlin A. Matson ’05 says that Lowe has mastered the art of “going into any room with any crowd and attracting people to himself...
...watched the deep foolishness that has marked the first months of George W. Bush's second term as President-both parties seem zealously intent on ignoring the common good-I've been thinking about a fellow I used to know, a marketing whiz named Jim Matson. Jim invented Heartland Natural Cereal, the first mass-market granola, which came in a sepia-toned box. It was a brilliant response to growing public nostalgia and a desire for "natural" products in the 1970s. His favorite pastime was to walk down a supermarket aisle sensing the products that weren't there. No doubt...
...Matson goal spoiled what otherwise could have been a breakthrough game for the Crimson. Up until then, neither team had been particularly dominant, as each had given up three penalty corners, and Harvard freshman Kate McDavitt came closer to scoring than any of Princeton's forwards in the early going...
...called a different corner set, and it was only executed by half the team," Caples said. "If we had all been on the same page, someone would have been marking this kid [Matson]. She was wide open. Someone was supposed to come behind, and everyone didn't know that was the call...
Defense was prevalent throughout, as there were so many stoppages of play that neither team could control the ball with any consistency. The Crimson backs rendered Matson and the other Princeton forwards ineffective during the regular course of the game. "Their forwards have tremendous speed," Caples said. "They've been attacking all season. Our backs did a great, great job stifling them...