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Before the game, the seniors were introduced onto the field and the junior players ran out to present them with flowers. For the five players facing their last home competition—Caitlin Butler, Beth Totman, Katie Urbanic, Bryce Weed and Joey Yenne—the game was a chance to determine the light in which they would view Harvard soccer for years to come...
...Senior Bryce Weed and Second Team All-Ivy sophomore Liza Barber join Fisher in back for now. Past starters sophomore Lauren Cozzolino and senior Katie Urbanic figure to work their way back into the regular playing rotation when healthy...
...much easier, knowing they got him," says Illinois mail carrier Steve Ertmer, 36, whose right hand was injured in one of the first blasts. Delores Werling, 70, from Iowa, whose hearing was damaged by another explosion, is also pleased by Helder's capture, but she and her husband Bryce express sympathy. "He's a young man," says Bryce, "and maybe he can be helped with something." Says Delores: "He needs to be put on the right path...
Last summer, ex-Red Sox righthander Bryce Florie successfully completed a comeback from a line drive back to the mound that permanently blurred his vision. But according to Lopez, Florie had a major advantage being a pitcher in the American League—he didn’t have...
...really get your hands on it. So what is it really?'" There wasn't any good answer. Although physicists work with time all the time (as it were), they never define precisely what it is. Barbour also knew that at least one physicist, an American named Bryce DeWitt, had managed to meld general relativity and quantum mechanics into a single consistent theory--a major goal of modern physics--by removing time from the equations. But that was generally considered a mathematical trick with no basis in reality...