Word: beatingly
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...sure how many guys I’m going to have on that bus,” Walsh said. “There may be a few guys making their debuts with our pitching beat up a little...
...20.If the Crimson can defeat Cornell, it can take over first place in the Ivies before another difficult game against perennial powerhouse Princeton.Following the losses over break, Harvard will once again be looking to show not only that it can play with the best, but also that it can beat the best. Against Cornell in Gillette, the Crimson will have a prime opportunity to demonstrate its true potential.Along with the implications on the Ancient Eight table, Tillman points to a larger significance of the game.“It’s great for New England lacrosse and Massachusetts lacrosse...
...victory, it is also the first time the senior class has beaten the Big Red. “We just wanted to come out firing,” sophomore Jen Francis said. “We just wanted to come out really hard. It was really exciting when we beat them.” HARVARD 4, CORNELL 1The second game of the day was a homerun derby of sorts. The two teams combined for five runs, all of which came courtesy of the long-ball. Although it was a windy day, Harvard coach Jenny Allard gave all the credit...
...percent. Twenty-nine percent of respondents replied that they “don’t know.” Jarret A. Zafran ’09, the president of the Harvard College Democrats, said that he thought it no surprise that both of the Democratic presidential candidates beat McCain in the poll. “Obama is defined as the candidate of the future and a representative of the younger generation,” Zafran said. “He is more in tune with student opinion today, which is why he would consider controlling the cost of higher...
...would stand for, but Zimbabweans had little redress. After the 1980 election that ended the white minority regime of Rhodesia and brought him to power, Mugabe created a kind of one-party democracy, in which elections and nominally independent state institutions were dominated by his Zanu-PF party, which beat opponents and rigged ballots, and where the organs of state, particularly the army and police, were loyal to the party rather than the people. Left with no means of redress as their homeland rotted, millions of Zimbabweans simply left the country...