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...react when you found out a letter with anthrax was addressed to you in 2001? -Luke Metherell, Sunshine Beach, Australia Here was somebody trying to kill me by sending me an anthrax-laced letter, and maddeningly, it was intercepted by my secretary, who got cutaneous anthrax. It was a very disquieting time...
...strong defense carried over to the next night’s game against St. Lawrence. Richter’s stops throughout the game culminated in a career-high 42 saves, leading Harvard to a large margin of victory. Despite several Crimson penalties throughout the game, the Harvard defense killed six out of seven power plays, with Saint Lawrence scoring its only goal in the third period. “The penalty kill knows what it’s doing—they have their jobs, I have my job, and you just have to trust each other when it comes...
...itself with penalties, committing seven over the course of the first two periods. The Bobcats took advantage, getting to sophomore goalie Christina Kessler twice on the power play to take the lead. “Early in the season when you’re still working on your penalty kill you don’t necessarily want to test it that much,” Stone said. But Kessler held her own between the pipes. Quinnipiac pelted the net with 21 shots in the first two periods, only two of which got past the Harvard netminder, who flashed the glove...
...lost a home match in Dillon Gym since 2005, and this weekend was no different. Top-ranked Princeton out-hit and out-blocked the Crimson en route to a convincing victory.Poor hitting cost the Crimson the first game, as the squad recorded 11 errors and only nine kills for a -.053 hitting percentage. The Tigers, meanwhile, posted 16 kills on .225 hitting, and the result was a relatively easy victory in game one.Both sides stepped it up in the second game, as Harvard recorded 17 kills and a .324 hitting percentage, but Princeton only posted one error and the result...
...scores came on the power play, the first at 5-on-3 and the second at 4-on-3. “We took some tough penalties,” Stone said. “Early in the season when you’re still working on your penalty kill you don’t necessarily want to test it that much.” On offense, the Crimson capitalized on two of five power-play opportunities against Quinnipiac and had three extra-skater goals in seven tries versus Princeton, but two of those came in the third period...