Word: arene
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...think the department has taken a definite direction towards what it considers empiricism, but I think that movement is founded on things that are superficial. It's eliminating things that aren't numerical--I think that's very shortsighted," says Psychology concentrator Christopher N. Chapman...
...Alan Trammell of the Tigers had a pretty good Opening Day against the Red Sox last week. The Tiger shortstop hit an extra-inning home run to beat Boston. Big homers on Opening Day aren't uncommon, but there has been only one time in history that a team opened its season with back-to-back-to-back homers. Can you name the hitters and their team? (Two points per player and two for the team.) Eight points...
...river houses, of course, don't go back to colonial times, but they still represent the same kind of tradition. Georgian houses like Lowell and Eliot with their courtyards and clock-towers just aren't built anymore. By not living in one of the river houses, I am some-how missing out on part of the Harvard experience...
...Foxy little wench aren't you?" (wild cheers...
...over something called square grooves. Though the U.S. Golf Association has demonstrated scientifically that the benefit of these ruggedly faced irons is negligible, even those traditionalists on tour who are offended by the idea of backspin out of the rough have been changing cudgels in self-defense. "Golf clubs aren't only tools, they're totems," says Frank Hannigan of the U.S.G.A. "The game turns on illusions...