Word: captains
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Still the Crimson did have several good scoringopportunities, including a few where they forcedAhern terribly out of position. Just two minutesinto the game, Berman came free on the left sideand rocketed a shot that hit the crossbar. Midwaythrough the first half, co-captain Emily Stauffermade a gorgeous pass to Miller, who fired a shotbut right at Ahern...
Overtime belonged to Harvard. The Lions wereapparently unable to keep up with the Crimson'sattack, as Foster, Berman, co-captain DevonBingham and the rest of the Harvard offensecreated opportunity after opportunity. Harvardoutshot Columbia 27-8 for the game, led byMiller's seven shots and Stauffer...
...Service officers that the President was "irate" that someone had disclosed to Ms. Lewinsky whom he was meeting with. Ms. Currie told Sergeant Keith Williams, a supervisory uniformed Secret Service officer, that if he "didn't find out what was going on, someone could be fired." She also told Captain Jeffrey Purdie, the Secret Service watch commander for the uniformed division at the time, that the President was "so upset he wants somebody fired over this...
...President told Captain Jeffrey Purdie, the Secret Service watch commander for the uniformed division at the time, "I hope you use your discretion." Captain Purdie interpreted the President's remark to mean that Captain Purdie "wasn't going to say anything," and he in turn told all of the officers involved not to discuss the incident. One officer recalled that Captain Purdie told him and other officers, "Whatever just happened didn't happen...
First came the launch into fame and myth: the New York Times devoted its entire front page to Lindbergh and his flight. When Lindbergh visited England on the way home, King George V greeted him and said, "Now tell me, Captain Lindbergh. There is one thing I long to know. How did you pee?" New York's Patrick Joseph Cardinal Hayes welcomed him home: "I greet you as the first and finest American boy." TIME beatified Lindbergh as its first Man of the Year...