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...contrasts with the Harvard offense, which often relies on individual players to create scoring opportunities for themselves. Even in the Crimson’s 12-6 win over UNH last week, only three of Harvard’s goals were assisted. When teams have forced Harvard to string passes together??as Cornell did—the Crimson has often struggled to score. Cornell followed up Katherine Simmons’ game-opening goal with quick scores from Margaux Viola and Kathryn Dewey. Harvard got on the board with a score from junior attack Kaitlin Martin, who notched...
Harvard women’s lacrosse coach Sarah Nelson ’94, who has known the Flood family since the girls were in high school, says that it’s an intangible nature of the sport that brings families together??and she’s glad that one Flood followed the other...
...insurance discrimination and expanding insurance opportunities for medication-assisted recovery. The 90-minute centerpiece for the project features nine separate segments, each directed by a different documentary filmmaker and covering a different theme, ranging from emergency room trauma to parent-child relationships. David Rosenbloom, the director of Join Together??a Boston University-based program that works to develop community-based responses to alcohol and drug abuse—said he respected the film for going beyond the individual harm that substance abusers bring upon themselves and covering community issues, such as the relationship between substance abusers...
...anyway. 5. Drink every time Owen uses the word “fuck” or makes otherwise crude sexual references in the big blow-up scene with Roberts. Know your limit: this is a lot of drinking. 6. Take a breather while Portman and Law are back together??it’s not that great a scene, and there are better things to come. (Don’t worry, you’ll be drinking again soon.) 7. Gaze mesmerized at the screen, unable to lift your drink, while Portman sexy-dances for Owen?...
...scot-free. Lengthy term papers are often the price of having no finals, as Geoff S. Johnston ’07 learned. Johnston said that despite having no final exams, his five papers—all due during a three-day period and totalling between 75 and 90 pages together??led to “by far my most stressful final period.” “I think it’s important to have a mixture of final exams and papers,” said Johnston, who like Stebbins, is a History and Literature concentrator...