Word: career
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...unable to take face-offs or wind up on her slapshot for the rest of her collegiate career...
Mleczko's assist was the culmination of a very successful week that began when she won the Patty Kazmaier Award as the national player of the year. With the Kazmaier Award, the national championship, and the Harvard career scoring record with 257 points, The Crimson's Athlete of the Week will graduate with the title of the greatest player in Harvard women's hockey history...
...that the interloper's identity was a surprise would be tantamount to saying that Duke's 1990 Final Four triumph over UNLV was a minor upset, for behind that mask was none other than baseball's career hit leader, Pete Rose...
...have and will go through recruiting, and the dogooders who look down upon their peers as sellouts. Tempting as it is, Harvard's success in contributing to the formation of good people and good citizens should not be measured by the number of students who choose to make careers on Wall Street. It is business, with its ethic of selfinterest, that has made the United States the world's chief promoter and defender of peace and democracy. Rather than lambaste each other for our career paths, we must do something both harder and fairer: look at the person behind that...
Chaudhary, who will be an investigator for the Legal Aid Society (LAS) in New York City, said she applied for the grant with her future career plans in mind...