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...tales, all featuring the beguiling teenage Tomie, a supernatural beauty with a nasty attitude who inspires complex feelings in the men who fall under her spell. "I dream of having her all to myself," says one would-be paramour, "Thing is, if she were mine ? I think I might kill her. ? I don't know if even ripping her apart would be good enough. That's the way she makes me feel...
...added. Therefore, some of the most promising moments from a team standpoint were when Vaillancourt connected with her two linemates for a lethal combination. To begin the third quarter against the Engineers, Harvard came out on the power play and the trio made quick work of the RPI penalty kill. Just 18 seconds into the period, Vaillancourt gave the puck up top to Chu, who hit Brine down low on the right side with a pinpoint pass that the sophomore banged off the opposite goal post and into the net. On the weekend, the first line?...
...Crimson was unable to take advantage of any of the opportunities it received. “They just made us struggle with the puck and struggle to make plays,” captain Dylan Reese said. “That’s what a good [penalty kill] does, but we should have been more prepared.” During the first period, Dartmouth (1-0-0, 1-0-0 ECAC) was whistled for four penalties to the Crimson’s two, but Harvard found itself unable to apply offensive pressure despite having the extra man. Even when down...
...shortened, no-ad scoring system; a super tie-break instead of a third set; and a rule that doubles players must qualify for singles, thus making it harder for doubles specialists to get into doubles draws. The outraged pros viewed the move as a cost-saving effort to kill that form of the sport--one that out-of-shape executives love to play but rarely pay to watch...
...They just made us struggle with the puck and struggle to make plays,” captain Dylan Reese said. “That’s what a good [penalty kill] does, but we should have been more prepared...