Word: tricked
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...ECAC) turned in a completely dominating performance, routing Boston University (13-10-5, 7-6-3-3 Hockey East), 8-0, in the first round of the Beanpot Tournament at Northeastern’s Matthews Arena.Tri-captains Sarah Vaillancourt and Jenny Brine turned in matching hat tricks to pace Harvard to its biggest offensive output since the 2007 Beanpot consolation game.“I think we’re starting to roll a little bit, get some confidence, and you can see it in the kids’ eyes,” Crimson coach Katey Stone said...
...what we did tonight and that’s why we were able to take advantage of the situation from the beginning, right off the bat, all the way to the end.” Tri-captain Sarah Vaillancourt scored three goals on the night, her second hat trick in four games, and had a hand in four of the other goals. The first time she worked her magic was on the second goal of the night, at 7:32 into the first period. Vaillancourt single-handedly snagged the puck on a shorthanded play, drove it down the rink...
...That performance comes on the heels of Rogers’ four-point showing at Dartmouth last Sunday, where he tallied a hat trick and tacked on an assist in the 5-5 tie. Rogers is now second on the team with 13 points, trailing only Biega...
...movement’s emphasis on the connection between people and the environment—had greatly inspired him. “Most people are not interested in nature. We’re more interested in other people,” Peterson, the moderator, said. “The trick is to draw people away from the human experience to another foreign experience.” Montgomery stressed the connection between people and the rest of creation in her writing. “My goal is to make people care about the green sweet world,” she said...
...parents might not be inviting the JQI team to perform at their kids' birthday parties anytime soon, but what the quantum trick lacks in showmanship, it makes up for in practical applications for future computers. In 1965, Intel co-founder Gordon Moore predicted that the number of transistors that could be placed on a computer chip would double every two years - which is precisely what has happened. He was rewarded for his prescience with a sort of immortality: the famed "Moore's Law" is one of the venerable truths of the computer world. The rest of us were rewarded with...