Word: coasting
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Three members of the Harvard women's water polo team qualified for the National Women's Water Polo "B" Team-East Coast at the National Team try-outs this past weekend in Annapolis, Md. Jesse Gunderson, Natasha Magnuson and Mary Naber, a former Crimson executive, were initially invited to the National try-outs earlier this month and have continued training past the end of the regular season...
...polo players in the U.S. The squad represents the U.S. at the Pan Pacific Games, as well as at the Olympics in 2000. The National Women's Water Polo Association, to remain consistent with the National Men's Water Polo Association, decided to form National "B" Teams on each coast, as a developing ground for the "A" Team. The "B" Team-East and West Coast also compete in a number of national tournaments...
...University of Massachusetts, the University of Maryland and Slippery Rock University--the other collegiate women's water polo powerhouses on the East Coast--each qualified one to two players to the National "B" Team, as well. The remaining members of the team are made up of college graduates...
...that TV will be the medium of the apocalypse; he just had the wrong listing. The end of the world will come on May 14, 1998, at 9:59:59 p.m. (E.T.) on NBC, when the last second of the last episode of Seinfeld is broadcast. (On the West Coast, the world will end three hours later...
...with words of ratherstartling specificity, Gaff Topsails is notalways an easy book to read. Although Kavanagh'sintimate knowledge makes for description asaccurate and illuminating as his vocabulary,imbuing this description with creative imaginationdemands a heavy toll in effort. There is a chapterdevoted exclusively to the geological history ofthe Newfoundland coast, pages replicating thedialectical banter of bored men on the open sea,and every other paragraph brings the unmistakablescent of the sea; electric, heavy, changing withthe hours and the wind...