Word: career
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...gifted passer and has a knack for finding ways to score when Harvard needs goals most. In a pivotal week for her team, which played its first games against ranked opponents without starting goaltender Crystal Springer, Botterill stepped up and scored the biggest goals of her short collegiate career. That makes it easy for The Crimson to step up and name Jen Botterill its Athlete of the Week...
Case 1: My first problem was choosing classes for this semester. To handle the project, I hired the Cambridge Strategic Mismanagement Group, a firm renowned for its academic expertise (a fact I inferred from the cool pens they handed out at the Career Fair). Before long, opportunity was knocking on my door...
Brown's redirection of freshman defensemanAngela Ruggiero's point shot with 11:55 remainingwas the first goal of her Harvard career...
Undaunted by the pressure of a Beanpot finals game, freshman wing Christa Brown responded with her first career goal for the Crimson with 10:55 remaining in the final period. Her quick shot brought the tally...
...graduating, male and female alums would receive equal opportunities and equal experiences, then yes, undergraduates don't need Radcliffe. However, this is not the case. Yes, men and women at Harvard graduate with the same level of educational excellence, but while many men have the luxury of making separate career and family decisions, for many women these issues are inextricably connected. It is not enough to judge the level of equality in 1999 by 1882 or 1977 standards; these standards must be raised to include equality of opportunity and experiences...