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...Jordan Field, marking its third straight loss to the Orange. Syracuse snagged an early lead in the first half, pushing past Harvard to go ahead 4-1. The Crimson quickly regained its momentum, with sophomore Kaitlin Martin and junior Natalie Curtis each finding the net to cut the Orange??s lead to one goal. But Syracuse went on a three-score run in the 14th minute to move into a 7-3 lead. The Crimson kept up the pressure, and 15:06 into the half, Curtis slammed in a stick-side goal off of a pass from Martin...
...third straight loss to the Orange in as many matchups. Setting the tone early, Syracuse snagged the lead in the first half, pushing past Harvard, 4-1. The Crimson quickly regained its momentum, with sophomore Kaitlin Martin and junior Natalie Curtis each finding the net to cut the Orange??s lead to one goal. During the 14th minute of the game, Syracuse went on a three-score run, moving past Harvard, 7-3. The Crimson tried to turn it around, taking a shot that Orange goalie Amber Pardee-Hill knocked away. But Harvard kept up the pressure...
...lifestyle of hermit Beethoven; still, the film gives no impression of actually occurring in Vienna. Bottom Line: What could have been essential for Beethoven enthusiasts and laymen alike is, in fact, disappointing for both. The Ninth Symphony is captivating, but maybe you should see “A Clockwork Orange?? first...
...ability to impart ethical lessons through delightful language. This line of thought has gone out of vogue, both for aesthetic reasons and because it has become abundantly clear that there is nothing particularly ennobling about high culture itself. After all, Alex from “A Clockwork Orange?? raped and murdered to Beethoven’s Ninth, and the Nazis were known to listen to Wagner with rapture after a good day’s genocide. Harvard English professors themselves—who have spent a lifetime immersed in literary scholarship—are hardly moral paragons, although...
...Harvard on his way to a .529 save percentage. Freshman Joe Pike relieved O’Donnell at halftime in most of those contests, also starting twice during the year and playing the final three quarters against Syracuse in the NCAA tournament. Pike’s play against the Orange??he gave up five goals over the last three frames compared to the six allowed in the first—earned him and the rest of the returning players some valuable experience playing in a hostile environment.“For the younger guys, it was a taste...