Word: armes
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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With 8:30 left in the first period and the Crimson holding a slim four-point lead, Janowski lofted a soft jumper over the outstretched arm of an Army defender to extend Harvard's lead to 17-11. Just 40 seconds later she snatched an offensive rebound and kissed the ball off the glass and in for an eight-point advantage...
...bombings meant more to him than the trial. "If having the trial over means that I could fly jets again and pursue those paths, I'd say, 'Hey, great! Cool!'" he told TIME. "But it's not going to bring my hand back or the use of my arm. So the trial doesn't matter all that much. I'm not going to regain what I've lost...
...draw was supposed to be won back by Henry to the point, but at the last second he said that he was going to go forward," Allman said. "So I just jumped on it and caught a break with the shot going under the goalie's arm. I'm on cloud nine right...
...political system and get rid of all that tainted money. It becomes immediately clear, however, that Baldwin is going to have a communications problem. A scream rips the air, and a saleswoman from the Foot Locker, dressed like a black-and-white-striped referee, charges Baldwin and throws an arm around him. "Can I have your autograph?" she asks. "Quite frankly, I'd like to have yours," replies Baldwin in a cool comeback. He starts to explain his cause and the need for people to sign the petition. But it is all in vain. She pays no attention...
...supposed to be the first decision in a major trial to reach the world via the internet. As it turned out, the long arm of Murphy's law intervened. A power failure ? caused by two men in a manhole, of all things ? prevented the judge?s words from entering cyberspace. The news broke via an older electronic medium ? television. In fact, reporters even had paper copies of the decision in their hands a whole hour before anyone could see it online...