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...poem's hero, Rustam, as a propaganda figure, telling Afghans that they, like him, were winged heroes endowed with arrows to defeat evil. Ali's phantasmagoric show, "Rustam," features a devil-figure with horns, wings and the unmistakably Pashtun features of many Taliban. Occasionally, an Arabic numeral floats mid-frame, a nod to Ali's earlier works, which riffed on Afghan schoolbooks that taught counting and reading through the language of war and religious extremism: I was for Infidel, J for Jihad. In one of Ali's early works, two exquisitely rendered grenades face the number 2. Pakistan's radicals...
Though the Terriers only managed this lone power-play goal during the the Crimson’s only penalty of the period, Boston University’s 15-4 shot advantage in the first frame could easily have netted several more goals if not for Richter and the sturdy Harvard defense...
...after them, put them on their heels right away,” said assistant coach Sean McCann ’94.Without a steady flow to its passing, the Big Red struggled to challenge the Harvard net, tallying just seven shots in the first period and four in the third frame. The lone period in which Cornell broke double digits was the second, when it outshot the Crimson, 12-8.Standing in its way, though, was standout sophomore goaltender Kyle Richter, who entered the weekend as the reigning Inside College Hockey National Player of the Week. Although the Big Red?...
...We’re glad to be here and we’re glad we won.”Despite physical play and Brown goaltender Nicole Stock’s career-high-tying 45 saves, Harvard’s persistence paid off 8:37 into the opening frame as junior Sarah Vaillancourt hooked behind the net, drawing the defense out of position before dishing the puck to senior tri-captain Caitlin Cahow for an easy goal.“I tried to get it to the net,” Vaillancourt said. “And then I heard Caitlin...
Without a steady flow to its passing game, the Big Red struggled to challenge the Harvard net, tallying just seven shots in the first period and four in the third frame. The lone period in which Cornell broke double-digits was the second period, when it outshot the Crimson...