Word: career
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Katsias, the Harvard recordholder for saves in a game (25), seasor (175) and career (577), graduated after serving as a brilliant last line on an otherwise less-than-sparkling defense. No matter how optimistic the Crimson is after the loss of only three players to graduation, a solid replacement for Katsias is a prerequisite for any kind of Harvard success...
...currently under a one-year suspension from Cornell, where he is pursuing a graduate degree. That university issued a report last spring which said Morris was responsible for the virus but concluded that any punishment meted out to him should not be so harsh as to "permanently damage [his] career...
They were an unlikely pair: a 34-year-old union activist who has made a career out of challenging the University and the venerable John T. Dunlop, a former secretary of labor and Harvard dean of the faculty...
Kenney says the surgery will not affect his career. Not when he's this close...
...supreme triumph, in the spring of 1941, he boldly made his supreme error, the error that was to destroy him. He decided to invade Soviet Russia. Exactly why he made this catastrophic miscalculation will never be known for sure. In part it was ideology. He had begun his political career by attacking the Bolsheviks, and he dreamed of Germany's finding Lebensraum by colonizing the vast lands to the east. He had written in Mein Kampf: "When we speak of new territory in Europe today, we must think principally of Russia and her border vassal states. Destiny itself seems...