Word: broking
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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With only seven minutes remaining in the first period, senior Harvard winger Geb Marett broke through the Acadia defense and slid the puck right underneath the pads of goalie Greg Scott. Less than a minute later, Acadia senior Sean O'Reilly released a shot from the point right after a face-off, stunning and beating senior Harvard goalie Tripp Tracy...
Collins scored her second goal 15 minutes later, but Nasca--who broke the Northeastern career records for goals and points in the game--came right back with a goal, and a terrible one at that...
...JULIA ROBERTS: to make $12 million for some movies and work with Woody Allen on others; to be a goodwill ambassador to Haiti and have a world problem get attention because she brings it up; and, best of all, to be hounded worldwide by photographers. Last week the news broke that Roberts had found love with a Venetian water-limo driver--an Italian tabloid even ran a blurry photo, possibly of the two kissing. "It's not true," says Roberts' spokesperson. "I didn't ask her if she kissed him, but she kisses everyone. She's very affectionate...
...filed against him by the families of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. "My lawyers told me I was being set up," Simpson said. "They felt the interview was going to be tantamount to a grand-jury hearing." Simpson went on to tell the Times that he isn't broke ("I still have my Ferrari, I still have my Bentley"), that he would like to debate prosecutor Marcia Clark in a pay-per-view TV special ("I'd like to be able to knock that chip off Marcia's shoulder") and that he thinks most Americans believe he is innocent...
...subjects are the British code breakers who with rarefied intelligence and brain-fogging labor broke the German Enigma code in March 1943. Their feat, which helped turn the war at a very dark midpoint, allowed the reading of coded messages to and from German submarine wolf packs. The subs, whose attacks on U.S. freighter convoys in the North Atlantic were starving Britain, could then be tracked and sunk...