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Along with the big win, you can throw in the fact that Cat Ferrante and Ellen Jakovic returned to the Crimson ranks from the injury list and Laura Mayer, who hurt her back severely enough in Tuesday's loss to UMass to have to spend the evening at UHS, scored one of Harvard's goals...
Perhaps Logan's worried about racing up the ominous Cemetery Hill on Halloween and that's why the black cat got his tongue. Or maybe, the two year old nightmare of Thad McNulty collapsing 200 yards from the finish line, spoiling Harvard's chance for the crown, still casts a dark shadow over the race...
Hobson has conducted extensive research on cats, which he says confirms the existence of the independent dream center in the mammalian brainstem. "REM occurs in cats when the entire brain except the brainstem has been destroyed," he says. The cat research has shown that REM causes the brain to create the dream and not vice-versa, Hobson says. "Obviously, we cannot tell if a cat is actually dreaming, but by inserting a microscopic electrode into a cat's brain, we can measure the electrical signal as it passes along a single nerve cell--the impulse in the eye fires before...
...NOTEBOOK: As the saying goes, and now for the bad news. Junior left wing Cat Ferrante, who scored five goals in a span of two games earlier this season, finally had her injured left foot x-rayed last Thursday. She has a real fracture, not just a stress fracture as first thought. She will be out a minimum of five to six weeks, which means the rest of the season. Crimson coach Bob Scalise experimented with some players at different positions in Saturday's game, and with the depth on this team, the loss of Ferrante can probably be compensated...
...offense, both Gately and Mayer, who alternate between right wing and right wing fullback, continually streaked down the right side of the field to set up excellent scoring opportunities, and Kerry Bryan, filling in for injured left winger Cat Ferrante, was just as effective on the opposite sideline...