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...with 21 shots in the first two periods, only two of which got past the Harvard netminder, who flashed the glove to make a few nice saves in the opening frame. After Ryabkina evened the score for the Crimson, Stone decided to shake up the top lines, moving sophomore Anna McDonald up to the first line in place of Chute, and using Chute to center the second line. The change worked, and Harvard returned to the ice reinvigorated for the final period. After the game, Stone was happy to have come away with a victory, but stressed that the Crimson...
...coach Traci Green said, “but people did a good job of trying to do the things they worked on in practice.” The Crimson had only two singles victories on the first day of the tournament. Senior captain Stephanie Schnitter defeated Anna Blagodarova of Texas A&M, 6-4, 1-6, (10-7) in flight A, and freshman Samantha Rosekrans beat the Aggies’ Michelle Sammons, 5-7, 6-4, (10-7) in flight B. Harvard came up empty in the first day’s doubles matches, with Schnitter and freshman Agnes Sibilski...
...team’s comebacks this weekend. “You have to find a way to win these games—every game is going to be different.” In both games, late-game line adjustments sparked the offense. On Friday night against Quinnipiac, sophomore Anna McDonald replaced Chute on the first line in the third period, allowing Chute to take over as center on the second line. Chute finished the rebound of a shot from Vaillancourt with 10:47 left to play. The next day, Chute rejoined the first line in the third frame and McDonald...
...flows best when everyone involved is faithful to the show’s self-effacing nature. This weekend’s performance accomplished just that. In the sunken, small, and aged Pool Theatre, a strong sense of modesty is crucial to the production of a high-profile play. Director Anna C. Smith ’09 and producer Max A. Hume ’09 made clever use of low-tech stage equipment in the set, designed by Smith and Stephany Y.Z. Lin ’11, and kept the focus on the superb leading actors...
...entire building full of federally funded posterboard, copy machines, and as of my last visit, several new SMART Boards. My English department, also sponsored by federal funds, just purchased thousands of dollars worth of literature. Most of my students, however, do not need copy machines and an edition of Anna Karenina. They first need to know that a period comes before quotation marks and that a paragraph is always indented...