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...quarterfinals of the ECAC playoffs commence at Bright Hockey Center tonight with the eighth-ranked Harvard women’s hockey team squaring off against conference upstart No. 10 Clarkson for the second time in a week. The Crimson topped the Golden Knights, 3-2, on a last-second, sudden-death goal by senior Jennifer Raimondi last Saturday, to earn host privileges for the best-of-three series. The puck drops at 7 p.m. tonight, with game two scheduled for 4 p.m. tomorrow and a rubber match at the same time on Sunday, if necessary...
...trucks showed up at the scene. Emily Edwards, who works at the Tower Records store across from The Red House, said there seemed to be a “ton” of firemen outside the restaurant. “We just looked outside, and the sky was really bright and smoky,” she said. Alex Slack ’06, who is a former editorial chair of The Crimson, also witnessed the activity outside the restaurant. According to Slack, police had blocked off the portion of JFK Street between Mt. Auburn Street and Eliot Street, and three...
...proved how valuable she is to Harvard with a goal at the end of regulation and another one with one second remaining in overtime to earn the win against Clarkson and seal a home playoff series—Raimondi and her fellow seniors’ last games in Bright Hockey Center. “I’ve settled into a different style of play this season,” Raimondi says. “Everything is so close that nothing is absolutely handed to you. I’m always trying to create things.” And this...
...waving flags as the President goes by. And unlike in India, there won't even be protests. Bush will arrive in the dark of night, and all streets will be cleared before his passage. Even the spring festival of Basant, usually a joyous occasion celebrated with kite-fighting competitions, bright colors and traditional foods has been postponed until after President Bush leaves. That now seems very appropriate, since the bombing has only underscored how little there is to celebrate in the war on terror...
Scholars of the Academy Awards--and there are millions of us, filling out our office-pool Oscar ballots, summoning our expertise on movies most of us haven't seen--are like weather forecasters without radar. We put on a bright face, stick our fingers in the wind and trust in dumb luck...