Word: blemishs
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...blame for the fact that the Harvard name does women a disservice. And yet, while they have not caused it per se, they have undoubtedly contributed to its perpetuation. The final clubs are the framework within which the Harvard social label as a male privilege and a female blemish is not only manifested but magnified. Understanding the aversion to Harvard women therefore requires a close look at the structure of these clubs...
...Saturday night at 6 p.m., Harvard will host the Cornell Big Red. The game represents a chance for the Crimson to avenge its lone Ivy League blemish of the season, a 70-69 thrilling loss to the Big Red in Ithaca on January...
Saturday's 80-70 loss to Lehigh is the only blemish on what has been an overwhelmingly successful season for the Crimson. The team entered Saturday's game with a six-game winning streak spanning the last two seasons. The only question mark was whether it could sustain the elevated level of play against higher quality teams...
...squad will end the season with the Ivy League championships at Penn on November 10 and 11. If Harvard can play with the same intensity that they did in Friday's three-game slaughtering of Brown, the Crimson will prove that the Yale loss was a blemish and not symbolic of its season play. Yale 3 Harvard...
Powell's appeal makes it less daunting. What exactly lies at its root? Why does nearly everyone who has worked with him sing his praises? Why is his reputation in the cynical, self-aggrandizing world of Washington nearly without blemish? "I'm sure he has faults," says Charles Duncan, a former Secretary of Energy, who worked with Powell in the Carter Administration, "but I couldn't point to one." Some associates have seen Powell as thin-skinned in the past, but they say he monitors his flaws carefully and is quickly "self-correcting...