Word: big
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...game against Yale, the Big Red proved that it’s a distinguished defensive force. The Crimson will have to take notice of senior middle linebacker Chris Costello, who earned the title of Ivy League defensive player of the week after contributing to the containment of the Bulldogs to just 238 yards and one touchdown...
...Crimson’s offense shouldn’t be complacent. The Big Red’s wide-open offense comes equipped with many creative formations...
Last week, Cornell wide receiver Bryan Walters’ 234 all-purpose yards was his third-best single-game total and his seventh-career 200-yard game. The Big Red enjoyed an interception by Josh Gajdos, the team’s fifth interception in three games this season—a significant improvement from its 2008 season in which Cornell only had a total of five interceptions in the entire season...
Witty comments aside, Khazei provided those in attendance with an extensive overview of his campaign platform, a platform that he has come to refer to as “Big Citizenship.” Khazei noted that “for too many people, the American dream has become a dream deferred,” and said that community service is the mechanism by which America could recreate itself as a land of opportunity...
...that he is President, Obama is forced to defend massive deficits, a big-government stimulus, onerous financial regulations, a mess in Afghanistan. He's been increasingly reluctant to play the Bush card, the we-got-left-a-mess card, the things-would-be-a-lot-worse-if-we-hadn't-acted card. But it's a good card! And it's true. In foreign affairs, the U.S. doesn't need to be loved, but it is nice to be less hated for a change, and Republican leaders have attacked Obama for every deviation (however slight) from the Bush approach...